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Educating Multigenerational
Nurses
Rene Mace, RN/BSN
Kaplan UniversityMN 510-Unit 6
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Objectives
Identify the three generations as:
The Baby Boomers
Generation X
The Millennial
Identify Possible Conflicts
Define Teaching Techniques for all three.
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If You Ask Yourself?
How and Where did Kennedy die?
Veterans and Baby Boomers
Generation X
Millennials
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The Baby Boomers
(1946-1964)
The Largest Generation
Sense of Uniqueness and Privilege, Optimism
Questioned the Status Quo Protested against Civil and Minority Rights
Marched Against the War
Disintegrating Family Values
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Generation X
(1965-1980)
Smaller than both the other generations
View Education as a way to get there
Adult oriented from a very early age Termed the Latch key children
The first to seek a balance between work and
life Cautions and Conservative with money
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Millennial Generation
Group Oriented, Very Social
Optimistic and Confident
Ethnically diverse Technologically Advanced
Grown up with out expectations of a nuclear
family. Merging Families Money is earned to spend.
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All Three Generations
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Possible Conflicts
Different style of communication
Dissimilar Values
Idiosyncratic style
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Teaching Techniques-Continued
For The Baby Boomers
Give enough time for Baby Boomers to hone
new skills
Do not like Role Playing activities
Enjoy Team Projects
Organize materials with headings and relevant
information.
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Teaching Techniques- Continued
for Generation X
Balance between School/Life
Use Pop Cultural examples
Lots in individual feedback Short lectures (15-20 minutes)
Use Bullet points when giving instructions
Use Graphics
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Teaching Techniques-Continued
for the Millennials
Give lots of activities with many steps
Use up-to-date technology and references
Tie course and program goals with economicgain
Allow creativity in their presentations
Give additional reading and learning activitiesto supplement learning.
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References
Earle, V., & Myrick, F. (2009). Nursing pedagogy and theintergenerational discourse.Journal of Nursing Education,48(11), 624-630. doi:10.3928/01484834-20090716-08.
Erickson, T. (2011) Boomers, Gen X. and Gen Y:Multigenerational Workforce. Retrieved fromhttp://youtu.be/RGNiXMlLzO8
McCrindle, M., & Wolfinger, E. (2010). GenerationsDefined. Ethos, 18(1), 8-13.
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References- Continued
Oh, E., Kim, S., Kim, S., Kim, S., Cho, E., Yoo, J., et al.
(2010). Integrating evidence-based practice into RN-to-
BSN clinical nursing education.Journal of Nursing
Education, 49(7), 387-392.
Pardue, K., & Morgan, P. (2008). Millennials
considered: a new generation, new approaches, andimplications for nursing education.Nursing Education
Perspectives, 29(2), 74-79.
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References-Continued
Weston, M.,(2006) Integrating Generational
Perspectives in Nursing, The Online Journal of
Issues in Nursing, 11(2) doi:
10.3912/OJIN.Vol11No02Man01.
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