Patricia Veneziano
Instructor of Nursing/Health
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129A CBH |
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1727 |
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8162 |
TEACHING PHILOSOPHY
My philosophy of teaching is based upon a model of caring that includes organization, competence, and experiences within the system of learning. I want to provide a partnership between the learner and the teacher in each class that brings challenges, knowledge, and enjoyment to my teaching environment. I feel that one of my strengths as a teacher is that I bring into the classroom a very practical, experiential background in nursing, leadership, and management that allows me to teach technical aspects in understandable terms. I am also able to bring many practical examples and stories from my past experiences to demonstrate and give practical applications of the field of study we are discussing.
A teacher needs to be a good listener and be intuitive in order to know what the students comprehend of the material she/he is presenting and when the students may not be grasping or having difficulty understanding information. Validation of this understanding can be accomplished by the use of testing, skill demonstration, learning projects, student evaluation, and dialoguing with the students.
I look forward to being one of the Freshmen advisors to guide, support, and encourage through the four years of our nursing curriculum these university students.
| EDUCATION |
1992 | Master of Science in Nursing/ Administration University of Dubuque Dubuque, Iowa |
1985 | Bachelors of Science in Nursing University of Dubuque Dubuque, Iowa |
1976 | Associates Degree in Nursing Northeast Iowa Community College Dubuque, Iowa |
| RESEARCH INTEREST | Factors Affecting Employed Breastfeeding Mothers |
AREA OF SPECIALTY | Obstetrics, NICU, Pediatrics, Breastfeeding Educator, ACLS, PALS, NRP, Mother-Baby Home Visit Nurse, Basic BLS Instructor for American Heart and American Red Cross, Leadership, Nursing Issues (Capstone), Medical Missions to Haiti, Body Bee |