Nclex Reflection

1. To prepare for the NCLEX-RN, I plan to devote the months of May and June to studying. I intend to spend the majority of my time going back through my notes from all of the semesters and making note of things that I will need to refresh on again just prior to taking my NCLEX. As of now, I don’t feel as though this is something that may be unrealistic however, I understand once I get into actually studying my plan may change. I also have a Kaplan NCLEX book I plan to utilize to prepare for this exam, as well as using online resources such as U-World. As of this moment, I am unsure if I will be able to participate in the Hurst review but, I am still looking into my options.
My detailed plan to prepare is to basically go through all of
Study time for me requires minimal noise and complete concentration. Normally, I stay in my bedroom and study until I am tired or do not feel as though I am concentrating as I should. Of course, I do take breaks during this time to avoid becoming overwhelmed and may even take a nap to allow myself to re-energize. Fortunately for me, my house is completely silent during the day, which is something I require to be able to concentrate. This pattern has proven successful thus far, as this is my normal study routine. At this time, I have no other obligations other than completing my new employee orientation and beginning work during the time period I plan to study for my NCLEX. My family knows how important it is for me to study and pass my NCLEX, so they normally allow me to have space and try to be as accommodating as possible.
As far as learning techniques go, I have tried to make my notes as detailed as possible throughout each semester because I have planned on utilizing them to study for my NCLEX since beginning nursing school. I also try to think critically while studying and outside of the box to determine how things are connected and what interventions may be beneficial. Additionally, I benefit from utilizing online videos and mnemonics while