While many nursing students go on to graduate and pass the NCLEX, a disconcerting number fail to make it through school. If your student body is struggling, you may question: Are we using the right teaching strategies for our nursing students?

Teaching nursing is not like teaching other subjects. Nursing students often deal with outside pressures that impact their ability to concentrate in school. For example, many work full-time jobs to support themselves or their families.

For some schools, a new approach is needed. Read on to learn four strategies for helping your working students stay in school and pass the NCLEX.

Whether your medical school has an accreditation review coming up soon or years from now, you need a way to make sure you're compliant. Being put on probation is a burden. Students worry that they won't graduate from an accredited school. And administrators worry that enrollment will sharply decline.

It can be difficult to identify gaps in requirements, especially if you've recently made sweeping changes to your curriculum. However, there are tools that can help. Teaching to curriculum requirements not only ensures your school maintains its accreditation but improves residency placement for your students as they learn all the material they need.

Preparing for medical school accreditation review doesn't have to be a long and arduous process. Learn how to accelerate your preparation with these three tips.