Silver Oak College of Nursing, Silver Oak University, will organise a Pedagogy Session on Clinical Simulation Strategies on August 8, 2026, aimed at strengthening simulation-based teaching practices among nursing educators and bridging the gap between classroom learning and real-world clinical practice.
The session has been designed to help nursing faculty explore innovative clinical simulation techniques that enhance teaching effectiveness, improve practical learning outcomes, and prepare students for real-life healthcare situations. As simulation-based education becomes an integral part of modern nursing education, the programme will focus on methods that combine theoretical knowledge with hands-on clinical decision-making.
The pedagogy session will be led by Ms. Renu Tiwari, Assistant Professor at Silver Oak College of Nursing, who will share practical approaches to integrating clinical simulation into nursing education. The session is being coordinated by Mr. Hemang Modi, Assistant Professor, Silver Oak College of Nursing.
Scheduled from 3:00 PM to 5:00 PM at A-302, A Block, the programme is exclusively designed for nursing faculty and aims to encourage the adoption of learner-centred, evidence-based teaching methodologies in healthcare education.
Clinical simulation has emerged as one of the most effective teaching tools in nursing education, enabling students to practise patient care, critical thinking, communication, and clinical decision-making in a safe, controlled environment before entering real hospital settings.
Through initiatives such as this pedagogy session, Silver Oak University continues to promote academic excellence and faculty development by introducing innovative teaching practices that align with the evolving needs of the healthcare sector and contemporary nursing education.
Silver Oak University to Host Pedagogy Session on Clinical Simulation Strategies for Nursing Faculty
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