So much reading I dont think I can remember all this information

What I have been doing is using Dr. Selekman's NurseBuilders course alongside the review chapters. I usually listen to each video once while walking, mowing the lawn, or driving. Then I listen to it a second time at my computer and take detailed notes.

If there is a topic I want to understand better, I will do additional research online and look at images or diagrams to reinforce the concepts. After finishing a section, I complete the review questions. I also read the review book and add notes if there is information covered in the book that was not included in the course.

One tool that has been especially helpful is AI. I use it to generate quiz questions on specific topics. For example, I recently asked for quizzes on vision and vision screenings, as well as ear anatomy and hearing screenings. I find that answering questions helps me identify areas where I need additional review.

What has stood out to me so far is the level of detail we are expected to know, particularly regarding various assessment and screening tests that I do not routinely perform in my role as a school nurse. While some of the content feels outside my day-to-day practice, I am finding it interesting to learn more about these topics and how they connect to comprehensive student health assessment.

What I have been doing is using Dr. Selekman's NurseBuilders course alongside the review chapters. I usually listen to each video once while walking, mowing the lawn, or driving. Then I listen to it a second time at my computer and take detailed notes.

If there is a topic I want to understand better, I will do additional research online and look at images or diagrams to reinforce the concepts. After finishing a section, I complete the review questions. I also read the review book and add notes if there is information covered in the book that was not included in the course.

One tool that has been especially helpful is AI. I use it to generate quiz questions on specific topics. For example, I recently asked for quizzes on vision and vision screenings, as well as ear anatomy and hearing screenings. I find that answering questions helps me identify areas where I need additional review.

What has stood out to me so far is the level of detail we are expected to know, particularly regarding various assessment and screening tests that I do not routinely perform in my role as a school nurse. While some of the content feels outside my day-to-day practice, I am finding it interesting to learn more about these topics and how they connect to comprehensive student health assessment.

Thank you for the suggestion to get questions using AI... I know I need more practice questions on the 2 theorists...

What I have been doing is using Dr. Selekman's NurseBuilders course alongside the review chapters. I usually listen to each video once while walking, mowing the lawn, or driving. Then I listen to it a second time at my computer and take detailed notes.

If there is a topic I want to understand better, I will do additional research online and look at images or diagrams to reinforce the concepts. After finishing a section, I complete the review questions. I also read the review book and add notes if there is information covered in the book that was not included in the course.

One tool that has been especially helpful is AI. I use it to generate quiz questions on specific topics. For example, I recently asked for quizzes on vision and vision screenings, as well as ear anatomy and hearing screenings. I find that answering questions helps me identify areas where I need additional review.

What has stood out to me so far is the level of detail we are expected to know, particularly regarding various assessment and screening tests that I do not routinely perform in my role as a school nurse. While some of the content feels outside my day-to-day practice, I am finding it interesting to learn more about these topics and how they connect to comprehensive student health assessment.

What I have been doing is using Dr. Selekman's NurseBuilders course alongside the review chapters. I usually listen to each video once while walking, mowing the lawn, or driving. Then I listen to it a second time at my computer and take detailed notes.

If there is a topic I want to understand better, I will do additional research online and look at images or diagrams to reinforce the concepts. After finishing a section, I complete the review questions. I also read the review book and add notes if there is information covered in the book that was not included in the course.

One tool that has been especially helpful is AI. I use it to generate quiz questions on specific topics. For example, I recently asked for quizzes on vision and vision screenings, as well as ear anatomy and hearing screenings. I find that answering questions helps me identify areas where I need additional review.

What has stood out to me so far is the level of detail we are expected to know, particularly regarding various assessment and screening tests that I do not routinely perform in my role as a school nurse. While some of the content feels outside my day-to-day practice, I am finding it interesting to learn more about these topics and how they connect to comprehensive student health assessment.

Lauren - Are you finding Dr. Selekman's course worth it? I'm having a hard time spending more money. 

What I have been doing is using Dr. Selekman's NurseBuilders course alongside the review chapters. I usually listen to each video once while walking, mowing the lawn, or driving. Then I listen to it a second time at my computer and take detailed notes.

If there is a topic I want to understand better, I will do additional research online and look at images or diagrams to reinforce the concepts. After finishing a section, I complete the review questions. I also read the review book and add notes if there is information covered in the book that was not included in the course.

One tool that has been especially helpful is AI. I use it to generate quiz questions on specific topics. For example, I recently asked for quizzes on vision and vision screenings, as well as ear anatomy and hearing screenings. I find that answering questions helps me identify areas where I need additional review.

What has stood out to me so far is the level of detail we are expected to know, particularly regarding various assessment and screening tests that I do not routinely perform in my role as a school nurse. While some of the content feels outside my day-to-day practice, I am finding it interesting to learn more about these topics and how they connect to comprehensive student health assessment.

I completely understand about the money. I kept going back and forth on purchasing it. I'm glad that I did. For me, it is worth it. I have a limited amount of time to study. I signed up to take the exam July 17 - so that is about 5 weeks away. I'm going to China for 2 weeks and will not be studying much during that time. Having a way to listen to the content - it is time-saving for me. I spend a lot of time in the car. I like I can listen while on a walk or mowing the lawn. Dr. Sekelman helps share what to focus on and what she has heard has been questions on the exam before. I am enjoying it. It's better than just reading a book, imo! 

I'll also say - there are plenty of words that are new to me since studying this material! A stadiometer is one! I keep wanting to put "stand"iometer! :P

Lauren - Are you finding Dr. Selekman's course worth it? I'm having a hard time spending more money. 

What I have been doing is using Dr. Selekman's NurseBuilders course alongside the review chapters. I usually listen to each video once while walking, mowing the lawn, or driving. Then I listen to it a second time at my computer and take detailed notes.

If there is a topic I want to understand better, I will do additional research online and look at images or diagrams to reinforce the concepts. After finishing a section, I complete the review questions. I also read the review book and add notes if there is information covered in the book that was not included in the course.

One tool that has been especially helpful is AI. I use it to generate quiz questions on specific topics. For example, I recently asked for quizzes on vision and vision screenings, as well as ear anatomy and hearing screenings. I find that answering questions helps me identify areas where I need additional review.

What has stood out to me so far is the level of detail we are expected to know, particularly regarding various assessment and screening tests that I do not routinely perform in my role as a school nurse. While some of the content feels outside my day-to-day practice, I am finding it interesting to learn more about these topics and how they connect to comprehensive student health assessment.

I have found Dr. Selekman's course to be extremely helpful. She focuses on the key concepts and information most relevant to the exam, making the material much easier to understand and retain.

While the textbook can feel overwhelming at times, it serves as an excellent resource for gaining a deeper understanding and clarification of the topics covered. The quizzes at the end of each chapter are helpful. 

I completely understand about the money. I kept going back and forth on purchasing it. I'm glad that I did. For me, it is worth it. I have a limited amount of time to study. I signed up to take the exam July 17 - so that is about 5 weeks away. I'm going to China for 2 weeks and will not be studying much during that time. Having a way to listen to the content - it is time-saving for me. I spend a lot of time in the car. I like I can listen while on a walk or mowing the lawn. Dr. Sekelman helps share what to focus on and what she has heard has been questions on the exam before. I am enjoying it. It's better than just reading a book, imo! 

I'll also say - there are plenty of words that are new to me since studying this material! A stadiometer is one! I keep wanting to put "stand"iometer! :P

Lauren - Are you finding Dr. Selekman's course worth it? I'm having a hard time spending more money. 

Lauren - Are you finding Dr. Selekman's course worth it? I'm having a hard time spending more money. 

What I have been doing is using Dr. Selekman's NurseBuilders course alongside the review chapters. I usually listen to each video once while walking, mowing the lawn, or driving. Then I listen to it a second time at my computer and take detailed notes.

If there is a topic I want to understand better, I will do additional research online and look at images or diagrams to reinforce the concepts. After finishing a section, I complete the review questions. I also read the review book and add notes if there is information covered in the book that was not included in the course.

One tool that has been especially helpful is AI. I use it to generate quiz questions on specific topics. For example, I recently asked for quizzes on vision and vision screenings, as well as ear anatomy and hearing screenings. I find that answering questions helps me identify areas where I need additional review.

What has stood out to me so far is the level of detail we are expected to know, particularly regarding various assessment and screening tests that I do not routinely perform in my role as a school nurse. While some of the content feels outside my day-to-day practice, I am finding it interesting to learn more about these topics and how they connect to comprehensive student health assessment.

Hi,

I bought the course last spring and studied from it.  I did like it.  However, I did pass last summer.  I started studying again and wanted to rewatch the course and it has disappeared from my account.   I am not sure why since I purchased it.  I did send an email last Friday regarding this and I have not received a response.  I am very disappointed. 

Lauren - Are you finding Dr. Selekman's course worth it? I'm having a hard time spending more money. 

Hi,

I bought the course last spring and studied from it.  I did like it.  However, I did pass last summer.  I started studying again and wanted to rewatch the course and it has disappeared from my account.   I am not sure why since I purchased it.  I did send an email last Friday regarding this and I have not received a response.  I am very disappointed. 

Hi,

I bought the course last spring and studied from it.  I did like it.  However, I did pass last summer.  I started studying again and wanted to rewatch the course and it has disappeared from my account.   I am not sure why since I purchased it.  I did send an email last Friday regarding this and I have not received a response.  I am very disappointed. 

Lauren - Are you finding Dr. Selekman's course worth it? I'm having a hard time spending more money. 

I recall it saying it's good for a certain amount of time. I can't remember if it's 90 days or if it's listed as three months or 180 days. there was a disclaimer regarding how much time you'll have access to it. 

Hi,

I bought the course last spring and studied from it.  I did like it.  However, I did pass last summer.  I started studying again and wanted to rewatch the course and it has disappeared from my account.   I am not sure why since I purchased it.  I did send an email last Friday regarding this and I have not received a response.  I am very disappointed. 

Lauren - Are you finding Dr. Selekman's course worth it? I'm having a hard time spending more money. 

I recall it saying it's good for a certain amount of time. I can't remember if it's 90 days or if it's listed as three months or 180 days. there was a disclaimer regarding how much time you'll have access to it. 

Hi,

I bought the course last spring and studied from it.  I did like it.  However, I did pass last summer.  I started studying again and wanted to rewatch the course and it has disappeared from my account.   I am not sure why since I purchased it.  I did send an email last Friday regarding this and I have not received a response.  I am very disappointed. 

Lauren - Are you finding Dr. Selekman's course worth it? I'm having a hard time spending more money. 

I recall it saying it's good for a certain amount of time. I can't remember if it's 90 days or if it's listed as three months or 180 days. there was a disclaimer regarding how much time you'll have access to it. 

Hi,

I bought the course last spring and studied from it.  I did like it.  However, I did pass last summer.  I started studying again and wanted to rewatch the course and it has disappeared from my account.   I am not sure why since I purchased it.  I did send an email last Friday regarding this and I have not received a response.  I am very disappointed. 

Lauren - Are you finding Dr. Selekman's course worth it? I'm having a hard time spending more money. 

Hi,

I bought the course last spring and studied from it.  I did like it.  However, I did pass last summer.  I started studying again and wanted to rewatch the course and it has disappeared from my account.   I am not sure why since I purchased it.  I did send an email last Friday regarding this and I have not received a response.  I am very disappointed. 

Lauren - Are you finding Dr. Selekman's course worth it? I'm having a hard time spending more money. 

What I have been doing is using Dr. Selekman's NurseBuilders course alongside the review chapters. I usually listen to each video once while walking, mowing the lawn, or driving. Then I listen to it a second time at my computer and take detailed notes.

If there is a topic I want to understand better, I will do additional research online and look at images or diagrams to reinforce the concepts. After finishing a section, I complete the review questions. I also read the review book and add notes if there is information covered in the book that was not included in the course.

One tool that has been especially helpful is AI. I use it to generate quiz questions on specific topics. For example, I recently asked for quizzes on vision and vision screenings, as well as ear anatomy and hearing screenings. I find that answering questions helps me identify areas where I need additional review.

What has stood out to me so far is the level of detail we are expected to know, particularly regarding various assessment and screening tests that I do not routinely perform in my role as a school nurse. While some of the content feels outside my day-to-day practice, I am finding it interesting to learn more about these topics and how they connect to comprehensive student health assessment.

Hello,

I'm trying to catch up all the reading as well! I'm working on making a few online flashcards (quicker than handwriting). I didn't know AI made quizzes. That is great advice, thank you! I find a lot of the practice questions I'm getting wrong is because I'm going to fast and read things incorrectly (ex: I read mortality instead of morbidity on the School Nursing Certification Review chapter 3 question 5). A good reminder I need to slow down! Also, am I the only one who didn't know what stadiometer meant?! (School Nursing Certification Review Chapter 3 question 4) I feel pretty confidant on measuring kids but I don't think I've ever heard that word before!

Hi All,

I have a question that is not related to test content. I'm wondering if people are choosing to take their test at a testing center or doing remote testing. I have not scheduled my test yet and am questioning which option is best.

Hello,

I'm trying to catch up all the reading as well! I'm working on making a few online flashcards (quicker than handwriting). I didn't know AI made quizzes. That is great advice, thank you! I find a lot of the practice questions I'm getting wrong is because I'm going to fast and read things incorrectly (ex: I read mortality instead of morbidity on the School Nursing Certification Review chapter 3 question 5). A good reminder I need to slow down! Also, am I the only one who didn't know what stadiometer meant?! (School Nursing Certification Review Chapter 3 question 4) I feel pretty confidant on measuring kids but I don't think I've ever heard that word before!

Hi All,

I have a question that is not related to test content. I'm wondering if people are choosing to take their test at a testing center or doing remote testing. I have not scheduled my test yet and am questioning which option is best.

Hello,

I'm trying to catch up all the reading as well! I'm working on making a few online flashcards (quicker than handwriting). I didn't know AI made quizzes. That is great advice, thank you! I find a lot of the practice questions I'm getting wrong is because I'm going to fast and read things incorrectly (ex: I read mortality instead of morbidity on the School Nursing Certification Review chapter 3 question 5). A good reminder I need to slow down! Also, am I the only one who didn't know what stadiometer meant?! (School Nursing Certification Review Chapter 3 question 4) I feel pretty confidant on measuring kids but I don't think I've ever heard that word before!

Hi Tama,

I am so glad you asked this question. We STRONGLY recommend that you take the exam at a test center. We continue to offer remote proctored testing to accommodate those who live very far away from a center, but advise it only if absolutely necessary. Our past experience has been that we see both higher test-taker satisfaction and higher pass rates when the test is taken in a testing center. If you encounter a problem with the technology in a center, the staff will intervene. If you are at home and have technical difficulties, you may not be able to continue your test. Taking a test is stressful enough for most of us, without having to worry about the technology. 

Hi All,

I have a question that is not related to test content. I'm wondering if people are choosing to take their test at a testing center or doing remote testing. I have not scheduled my test yet and am questioning which option is best.

Hello,

I'm trying to catch up all the reading as well! I'm working on making a few online flashcards (quicker than handwriting). I didn't know AI made quizzes. That is great advice, thank you! I find a lot of the practice questions I'm getting wrong is because I'm going to fast and read things incorrectly (ex: I read mortality instead of morbidity on the School Nursing Certification Review chapter 3 question 5). A good reminder I need to slow down! Also, am I the only one who didn't know what stadiometer meant?! (School Nursing Certification Review Chapter 3 question 4) I feel pretty confidant on measuring kids but I don't think I've ever heard that word before!

Hi All,

I have a question that is not related to test content. I'm wondering if people are choosing to take their test at a testing center or doing remote testing. I have not scheduled my test yet and am questioning which option is best.

Hello,

I'm trying to catch up all the reading as well! I'm working on making a few online flashcards (quicker than handwriting). I didn't know AI made quizzes. That is great advice, thank you! I find a lot of the practice questions I'm getting wrong is because I'm going to fast and read things incorrectly (ex: I read mortality instead of morbidity on the School Nursing Certification Review chapter 3 question 5). A good reminder I need to slow down! Also, am I the only one who didn't know what stadiometer meant?! (School Nursing Certification Review Chapter 3 question 4) I feel pretty confidant on measuring kids but I don't think I've ever heard that word before!