My Pdp Strength

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A strength from my PDP part A which I would like to improve on is my ability to quickly grasp concepts from lectures and assignments. This strength allows me to do well in school and receive grades that I am happy with. I would love to be able to further improve this strength because it will allow me to succeed in my future schooling. It will also aid me in having a successful career as a nurse, because nurses are known for having to constantly learn new information throughout their career. Although I am good at grasping ideas and remembering them for a short period of time, I tend to forget them in the long run. A measure I have put in place to prevent that from occurring is to constantly review old ideas and concepts that I have learned, …show more content…

This is an important strength for my future career as a nurse because of the constant interactions nurses have with patients and other health care workers. It is also an important strength in everyday life, because of the necessity of constantly having to communicate with people in school as well as in public. In order to improve this skill, I have decided to use strategies, which I have learned in class as well as books such as the “EQ Edge”. One of the biggest aspects of my communication skills I have been trying to improve is being assertive when I communicate by saying what I feel in a non-destructive …show more content…

By reading books about communication and implementing their advice, I have been able to avoid conflicts and resolve them much faster than before. For example, when I failed to complete a task that I had to around the house, I was able to effectively communicate my point across to my mom without becoming extremely defensive. I still have a long way to go to always remember to implement communication strategies but I believe with time it is something that I will be able to achieve. By the time I am ready to start my career as a nurse, I am hoping to be able to always communicate effectively with those around

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