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 TITLE:
On Revolutions and Revolutionaries: 25 Years of Reform and Innovation
in Nursing Education
AUTHOR:
Pamela M. Ironside, PhD, RN, FAAN, Editor
PRICE: NLN Members $49.95 Non-NLN
Members $59.95
PUBLICATION DATE: September 2007
OVERVIEW
Original papers published by the NLN during the curriculum
revolution of the 1980s/1990s and reprinted in this book provide
a glimpse into how our leaders thought about ways in which nursing
education needed to be reformed. Many of those leaders have written
reflections on the original works and our current state of nursing
education, and other contemporary chapters have been added to enhance
the forward-looking nature of this book. The collection inspires
the reader to reflect on the progress that has been made in transforming
nursing education toward a student-centered, interactive, evidence-based
practice and to think about what needs to be done to create a preferred
future for nursing education. As such, this book is an important
resource for faculty and for graduate students preparing for the
faculty role.
TABLE OF CONTENTS
- Introduction (Pamela Ironsida & Theresa
Valiga)
- Curriculum Revolution: A Theoretical and Philosophical Mandate
for Change (Nancy Diekelmann, 1988)
- Recalling the Curriculum Revolution: Innovation with Research
(Nancy Diekelmann, Pamela Ironside & Jennie Gunn)
- New Directions for a New Age (Em Olivia Bevis, 1988)
- The Curriculum Consequences: Aftermath of Revolution (Em Olivia
Bevis, 1989)
- Curriculum Revolution: The Practice Mandate (Christine Tanner,
1988)
- The Practice Mandate – 20 Years Later (Christine Tanner)
- Critical Social Theory and Nursing Education (David Allen, 1990)
- A Response to David Allen: Critical Social Theory and Nursing
Education (Jane Sumner)
- Feminist Pedagogy in Nursing Education (Peggy Chinn, 1989)
- Reflections on Feminist Pedagogy in Nursing Education (Peggy
Chinn)
- Reflecting on Revolutions: A Half-Century in Nursing Education
(Verle Waters)
- Looking to the Future (Beverly Malone & M. Elaine Tagliareni)
If you have any questions about placing an order, please contact
NLN Publications at publications@nln.org.
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