What was your initial exposure to nursing theory and what was your perception?
GUIDELINES
Your initial post is the response to the prompt.
You must have at least 2 references for the initial post. The references must be peer reviewed sources..
Remember Discussion Board participation netiquette.
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Instructor tips for discussion boards
READ PROMPTS CAREFULLY.
Purpose: What question or required reading are you being asked to respond to?
Particulars: When is the due date and time? What sources are you expected to draw on?
Response type: Are you being asked to reflect on personal experience, determine a solution to a problem, compare two ideas, or make an argument?
Formatting: Follow APA guidelines.
Expectations: Follow the instructions and rubric.
WAKE UP YOUR CLASSMATES WITH A STRONG ARGUMENT OR PERSPECTIVE.
Develop a strong argument and support your statements with evidence from the course materials. In other words: research, research, research and cite, cite, cite. Be concise and articulate your ideas thoroughly. Explore all parts of the discussion question and get other students to think beyond traditional measures.
BE RELEVANT.
Include personal or professional experience (when it’s applicable), and support your ideas with textual evidence. Offer real-world application of these ideas to bring added value to the conversation and resonate with other students. Remember to always relate direct references to concepts you’re learning about and establish those connections with evidence from academic sources.
BRING SOMETHING UNIQUE TO THE POST.
Do something extra that requires others to think and respond to the ideas you’re sharing. Use topic sentences to bring all points together and dig deep to find connections beyond the surface. Be sure that you have proposed a unique perspective that can be challenged by your classmates.
PREPARE YOUR RESPONSE IN A TEXT EDITOR (LIKE WORD) BEFORE YOU POST.
In doing so, you’ll have a better chance to ensure the post is cohesive, coherent, and complete. Make sure to check all spelling and grammar. Just because it’s a discussion post doesn’t mean it should be messy.
LEAVE PARTICIPANTS WANTING MORE.
Post your response, engage with your classmates, and continue to ask follow-up questions. Be an integral part of the conversation and add value to what is being discussed. Some of the best online discussions continue in the minds of others long after you post to the discussion forum. So the next time you post, ask yourself: What can I write that will add value to the conversation?
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