Associate Degree and Baccalaureate Degree nurse
Associate Degree and Baccalaureate Degree nurse
Content: Describe the differences between yourself as an Associate Degree and Baccalaureate Degree nurse. How is your practice different? Is your thinking different? Do you feel different? What is the most surprising thing that you have learned? What is the biggest thing that you have learned about yourself in the process of completing the program? Provide examples of how you have applied what you have learned in your work or other professional nursing activities. Three scholarly references needed no older than 5 years
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Paper Requirements:
- The paper should be a minimum of 3 pages in length and should not exceed 5 pages
- Include a strong introduction and conclusion
- Use headings to label the parts of the paper
- Paragraphs need to be a minimum four-five sentences.
Grading Criteria:
- See the grading rubric for detailed grading information
- Content: Describe the differences between yourself as an Associate Degree and Baccalaureate Degree nurse. How is your practice different? Is your thinking different? Do you feel different? What is the most surprising thing that you have learned? What is the biggest thing that you have learned about yourself in the process of completing the program? Provide examples of how you have applied what you have learned in your work or other professional nursing activities.
- Scholarly Presentation: Is your content logical and well organized? Did you correct spelling, grammar and punctuation errors?
- APA: Do you have adequate citations and references? Is at least one reference not a required text? Are your references current (preferably within 5 years but up to 10 years ok)? Did you check formatting errors so that all citations and references are done correctly? Are all citations on the reference list? Are all references cited?
Paper Parts
Introduction
Provide an overview of your unique paper.
Content – minimum 3 pages
Address how completing the program has changed you as a nurse/your nursing practice.
Conclusion