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NR 103 Week 1 Synchronous Session Summary

Chamberlain University Nursing NR 103 Transition to the Nursing Profession Diana Barrymore 2 pages
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Week 1 Synchronous Session Summary Lauren Przybylski Chamberlain University College of Nursing NR103: Transitions to Nursing Dr. Philomena Meisler November 12, 2025 Week 1 Synchronous Session Summary The synchronous sessions are designed to reinforce the material we are learning week by week through edapt. These sessions also allow us to review the documentation we receive from our weekly lessons with our professor and peers and engage in interactive activities. It is required we join a live synchronous session once a week on Wednesdays (morning or evening sessions). This week the session covered how to navigate the classroom, locate the weekly overview and checklist, assignments, grading rubric, deadlines, group discussions, modu

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