definitions

The main ideas from this information are: - Definitions of terms related to nursing education, such as capability, preceptorship, assessment, and evaluation. - The importance of assessments in measuring students' progress and identifying areas for improvement. - The concept of "failing to fail," where educators pass students who are underperforming or unsafe. Definitions, ready to practice, the capability of a new graduate nurse to be competent to provide safe and unsupervised care to their clients at the beginning of their career. Preceptorship, when an experienced nurse works directly with a nursing student during a clinical placement. Assessment, the process of obtaining evidence for a specific purpose, for example a test, that can determine student's progress in a specific term of the curriculum which can give students time to assess how to improve. Evaluation, is either a summative or formative judgment process that gauges the final quality of student learning. Failing to fail, is the act of an educator passing an underperforming, unsafe, struggling student.