Teaching About Legal and Ethical Issues
Teaching About Legal and Ethical Issues Scoring Guide
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CRITERIA |
NON-PERFORMANCE |
BASIC |
PROFICIENT |
DISTINGUISHED |
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Describe a legal or ethical issue that requires changes in staff, faculty, or student behaviors. |
Does not describe a legal or ethical issue that requires changes in staff, faculty, or student behaviors. |
Inaccurately or inadequately describes a legal or ethical issue that requires changes in staff, faculty, or student behaviors. |
Describes a legal or ethical issue that requires changes in staff, faculty, or student behaviors. |
Describes a legal or ethical issue that requires changes in staff, faculty, or student behaviors, and details the necessary changes in ways that smoothly segue into the chosen change management approach. |
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Synthesize resource information needed to evoke a change in the described situation. |
Does not synthesize resource information needed to evoke a change in the described situation. |
Describes some researched information needed to determine some changes and education needed. |
Synthesizes resource information needed to evoke a change in the described situation. |
Synthesizes resource information needed to evoke a change in the described situation, and identifies areas of uncertainty or knowledge gaps. |
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Create a teaching presentation on a legal or ethical issue designed to evoke change in staff, faculty, or a student group. |
Does not create a teaching presentation on a legal or ethical issue designed to evoke change in staff, faculty, or a student group. |
Creates a teaching presentation with limited content to partially educate and evoke change in a described legal or ethical issue. |
Creates a teaching presentation on a legal or ethical issue designed to evoke change in staff, faculty, or a student group. |
Creates a teaching presentation on a legal or ethical issue designed to evoke change in staff, faculty, or a student group, and incorporates elements that might facilitate ways to measure that change. |
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Identify culturally sensitive issues and how they should be addressed in the change process. |
Does not identify culturally sensitive issues and how they should be addressed in the change process. |
Identifies a limited number of culturally sensitive issues and partially discusses ways they should be addressed in the change process. |
Identifies culturally sensitive issues and how they should be addressed in the change process. |
Identifies culturally sensitive issues and how they should be addressed in the change process, and grounds the identification in evidence-based research. |
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Develop specific plans for continuous learning about a legal or ethical issue impacting nurse educators. |
Does not develop specific plans for continuous learning about a legal or ethical issue. |
Identifies resources that could be used to support continued learning about a legal or ethical issue, but does not develop a complete plan. |
Develops specific plans for continuous learning about a legal or ethical issue. |
Develops specific, realistic, actionable plans for continuous learning about a legal or ethical issue, and identifies areas where additional information is needed for better understanding. |
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Design a PowerPoint presentation consistent with current professional standards that demonstrates correct grammar, usage, and mechanics, in addition to following APA standards. |
Does not design a PowerPoint presentation consistent with current professional standards or that demonstrates correct grammar, usage, and mechanics or follows APA standards. |
Designs a PowerPoint presentation with multiple errors in grammar, usage, mechanics, and/or APA standards. |
Designs a PowerPoint presentation consistent with current professional standards that demonstrates correct grammar, usage, and mechanics, in addition to following APA standards. |
Designs a PowerPoint presentation with no grammar, usage, mechanics, or APA errors, and ensures the presentation demonstrates logical flow, measured but effective use of graphics or animation, and scholarly but accessible tone. |