[Expert Solution]: The weekly objectives demonstrate the…

The weekly objectives demonstrate the student’s understanding of their learning requirements and describe the steps required to achieve the learning outcome. Individual objectives guide the planning of learning opportunities and allow Clinical educators to determine whether students have achieved the expected learning outcomes. Learning objectives should be SMART.SMART GoalsSpecific (simple, sensible, significant).Measurable (meaningful, motivating).Achievable (agreed, attainable).Relevant (reasonable, realistic, resourced, results-based).Time bound (time-based, time limited). Every week, the student should set two to three (2-3) learning objectives. Learning objectives may vary among students and the workplace. The student should set specific and measurable objectives, e.g., by the end of this week, provide nursing care to two residents under supervision with minimal assistance from the preceptor. The student should plan and implement strategies in achieving the set objectives. The clinical educator will review and discuss the objectives at weekly meetings, formative or summative assessment meetings.Examples of SMART goals for Semester 2 are given below.Attend orientation to the health care facility and complete relevant work health and safety procedures in placeProvide personal hygiene assistance for 3 residents with minimal supervisionComplete nursing assessment for 2 client and review their care planComplete wound assessment and wound care for a clientComplete nursing assessment of a client under palliative care and review their care plan.Administer medications to 3 residents under supervisionAdminister subcutaneous medications to a client under supervisionAssist 3 clients with nutritional needs under minimal supervisionComplete admission procedure.Complete 50% of Clinical Skills Assessment Record by first weekComplete 75% of Clinical Skills Assessment Record by second weekComplete all the Clinical Skills Assessment Record by the end of this weekLearning objectives (SMART goals) 1PStrategies to achieve learning objective PClinical educator feedback PReflection (to be completed by the student): Did you achieve the set objectives within the allocated time frame? Briefly describe. What would you do differently next time in similar situations? PLearning objectives (SMART goals) 2PStrategies to achieve learning objective PClinical educator feedback PReflection (to be completed by the student): Did you achieve the set objectives within the allocated time frame? Briefly describe. What would you do differently next time in similar situations? PLearning objectives (SMART goals) 3PStrategies to achieve learning objectivePClinical educator feedback PReflection (to be completed by the student): Did you achieve the set objectives within the allocated time frame? Briefly describe. What would you do differently next time in similar situations? P