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SET #2
/in Skills Review Level 1, Step Two /by Joan PalmeriSET #6
/in Skills Review Level 2, Step Two /by Joan PalmeriStep Two INSTRUCTIONS
/0 Comments/in Step Two /by Joan PalmeriReview the instructions here for Step Two to get the big picture.
PAUSE BUTTON: You need to complete STEP ONE before moving to STEP TWO. If you have not yet completed Step One, go back to the top of STEP ONE and make sure to complete it. You need a foundation. Build your house on rock, not on sand! Make sure you didn’t skip the self assessment at the end of Step One here: https://www.happynclex.com/self-assessment/
WARNING! If you decide not to follow Step Two exactly as it is set up, you are not doing the program. You might think it’s okay to do this another way but my research and experience with repeat testers shows if you do not follow this procedure, you are wasting time. Please read instructions carefully.
Step Two: DEMONSTRATION & HOME PRACTICE
It’s all in the performance!
You will learn to master problem-solving skills through Demonstration and Deliberate Home Practice.
GOAL: to pass the NCLEX with 75-100 questions in 3-3.5 hours with one break after the first 2 hours.
Each SET in STEP TWO gives you specific demonstrations.
I model the critical-thinking and problem-solving process that the National Board says you need for NCLEX. You will learn how to let go of knowing everything (no one working in medicine ever knows everything!) and you will learn how to solve problems well enough to PASS and continue learning for the rest of your career. Nursing is an never-ending body of knowledge. Don’t stress content. You will get content you don’t know on the exam. Focus on problem solving and learning how to make an educated guess.
Each SET in STEP TWO ends with Home Practice instructions for you to practice on your own with a Qbank.
The plan is to get the demonstration with me and then try it on your own.
Each SET in STEP TWO ends with an assessment.
The only thing that is important to do at a special time, is Your Home Practice. Do Home Practice at about the same time of day you’ll be testing so your mind and your body get used to concentrating for 3 to 3.5 hours.
At the end of each SET, review instructions for Home Practice every time you do it. Trust me on this. Then access the assessment at the end of the SET.