Safe and effective learning
Safe and effective learning experiences uphold public protection and the safety and dignity of people, and provide students with suitable learning opportunities to help them to meet their learning outcomes.
Transferability and use of documentation
A key part of safe and effective learning is the use of appropriate documentation, and the transferability of this documentation across environments.
Good learning experiences can’t be delivered without an understanding of student learning and achievement across their programme. Decisions on student assessment must also be underpinned by appropriate documentation and evidence.
The AEI, with its practice learning partners, should have processes to ensure that the appropriate student records, for example a practice assessment document or ongoing record of achievement, are in place and available for use across relevant environments.
Relevant NMC standards for this section:
Standards framework for nursing and midwifery education: S1.1, S1.2, R1.1-R1.4, R1.10, R1.13. R1.14 (page 6), R2.4, R2.9 (page 7), R2.11, R2.13, R2.14, R2.16, 2.18 (page 8), S3.1, S3.2, R3.5-6 (page 9), R4.8, R4.11 (page 11)
Standards for pre-registration nursing programmes: 4.10 (page 11)
Standards for pre-registration nursing associate programmes: 4.9 (page 5)
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- Introduction
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Academic assessment
- Who are academic assessors and how are they prepared?
- Who identifies the academic assessors
- What do academic assessors do?
- Support for the academic assessor role
- Learning environments and experiences
- Student empowerment
- Practice environment case studies for nursing programmes