Definition of preceptor in English:

preceptor

nounFeminine preceptress prɪˈsɛptəˈprisɛptər

A teacher or instructor.
Example sentencesExamples
- Her peers compliment her on being an excellent teacher, preceptor and team member.
- Weekly inservice programs can help educate potential preceptors about precepting students.
- Committed, competent nurses need support from educators, preceptors, supervisors, peers, and mentors.
- Seasoned preceptors can teach, express their feelings about a given situation, and satisfy their need to demonstrate their knowledge by telling stories.
- Using this instrument, preceptees' attitudes toward their preceptors may be identified and professionally inviting practices determined.
- A faculty preceptor from each school assumed the responsibility for selecting students and the on-site supervision of the student research assistants.
- When educators, preceptors, and managers relive situations, it is a form of storytelling.
- Minority pharmacy graduates may be willing to serve as mentors or preceptors for minority students and participate in student recruitment activities in their local area.
- After the classroom component of the program was completed, the educators and manager placed the students with preceptors in the clinical areas.
- Invitational education assumes that preceptors will display trust, respect, intentionality, and optimism toward preceptees.
- At four schools, preceptors were available for counseling and to act as resource people.
- The course also includes an education module for preceptors.
- It is a must for educators, preceptors, and managers of perioperative services.
- Ideally, the preceptor fosters an open learning environment.
- For Tagore, the teacher is a preceptor whose living example is more important and influential than his learning or scholarship.
- The educator then placed the student with a preceptor for that day.
- All details of his upbringing, training and education are to be guided by the preceptor.
- The challenge for nurse preceptors is that perioperative education takes place in a complex environment.
- It is important to remember these two types of personalities when educators and preceptors plan lessons, classes, or demonstrations.
- Other documented ratios were three to four students per preceptor, and four students per three preceptors.
Synonyms
educator, tutor, instructor, pedagogue, schoolteacher, schoolmaster, schoolmistress, master, mistress, governess, educationalist, educationist

Derivatives

preceptorial

adjective ˌpriːsɛpˈtɔːrɪəl

preceptorship

noun prɪˈsɛptəʃɪp

The results show that 83% do not place their students in a perioperative preceptorship or internship.
Example sentencesExamples
- Medical education has responded to these changes by increasingly using community-based physicians to provide preceptorships throughout the four-year medical curriculum.
- Only one of six schools of nursing offered a perioperative preceptorship or post graduate internship.
- The results document the lack of preceptorships available to new graduate nurses in the perioperative setting in this geographic region.
- Many career centers facilitate establishment of internships and preceptorships.

Origin

Late Middle English: from Latin praeceptor, from praecept- 'warned, instructed', from the verb praecipere (see precept).

Rhymes

inceptor, receptor, sceptre (US scepter)

Definition of preceptor in US English:

preceptor

nounˈprisɛptərˈprēseptər

A teacher or instructor.
Example sentencesExamples
- Seasoned preceptors can teach, express their feelings about a given situation, and satisfy their need to demonstrate their knowledge by telling stories.
- It is important to remember these two types of personalities when educators and preceptors plan lessons, classes, or demonstrations.
- It is a must for educators, preceptors, and managers of perioperative services.
- Invitational education assumes that preceptors will display trust, respect, intentionality, and optimism toward preceptees.
- A faculty preceptor from each school assumed the responsibility for selecting students and the on-site supervision of the student research assistants.
- Ideally, the preceptor fosters an open learning environment.
- After the classroom component of the program was completed, the educators and manager placed the students with preceptors in the clinical areas.
- Minority pharmacy graduates may be willing to serve as mentors or preceptors for minority students and participate in student recruitment activities in their local area.
- The course also includes an education module for preceptors.
- The educator then placed the student with a preceptor for that day.
- When educators, preceptors, and managers relive situations, it is a form of storytelling.
- The challenge for nurse preceptors is that perioperative education takes place in a complex environment.
- Weekly inservice programs can help educate potential preceptors about precepting students.
- Using this instrument, preceptees' attitudes toward their preceptors may be identified and professionally inviting practices determined.
- All details of his upbringing, training and education are to be guided by the preceptor.
- Committed, competent nurses need support from educators, preceptors, supervisors, peers, and mentors.
- At four schools, preceptors were available for counseling and to act as resource people.
- Other documented ratios were three to four students per preceptor, and four students per three preceptors.
- Her peers compliment her on being an excellent teacher, preceptor and team member.
- For Tagore, the teacher is a preceptor whose living example is more important and influential than his learning or scholarship.
Synonyms
educator, tutor, instructor, pedagogue, schoolteacher, schoolmaster, schoolmistress, master, mistress, governess, educationalist, educationist

Origin

Late Middle English: from Latin praeceptor, from praecept- ‘warned, instructed’, from the verb praecipere (see precept).

单词	preceptor
释义	Definition of preceptor in English: preceptor nounFeminine preceptress prɪˈsɛptəˈprisɛptər A teacher or instructor. Example sentencesExamples Her peers compliment her on being an excellent teacher, preceptor and team member. Weekly inservice programs can help educate potential preceptors about precepting students. Committed, competent nurses need support from educators, preceptors, supervisors, peers, and mentors. Seasoned preceptors can teach, express their feelings about a given situation, and satisfy their need to demonstrate their knowledge by telling stories. Using this instrument, preceptees' attitudes toward their preceptors may be identified and professionally inviting practices determined. A faculty preceptor from each school assumed the responsibility for selecting students and the on-site supervision of the student research assistants. When educators, preceptors, and managers relive situations, it is a form of storytelling. Minority pharmacy graduates may be willing to serve as mentors or preceptors for minority students and participate in student recruitment activities in their local area. After the classroom component of the program was completed, the educators and manager placed the students with preceptors in the clinical areas. Invitational education assumes that preceptors will display trust, respect, intentionality, and optimism toward preceptees. At four schools, preceptors were available for counseling and to act as resource people. The course also includes an education module for preceptors. It is a must for educators, preceptors, and managers of perioperative services. Ideally, the preceptor fosters an open learning environment. For Tagore, the teacher is a preceptor whose living example is more important and influential than his learning or scholarship. The educator then placed the student with a preceptor for that day. All details of his upbringing, training and education are to be guided by the preceptor. The challenge for nurse preceptors is that perioperative education takes place in a complex environment. It is important to remember these two types of personalities when educators and preceptors plan lessons, classes, or demonstrations. Other documented ratios were three to four students per preceptor, and four students per three preceptors. Synonyms educator, tutor, instructor, pedagogue, schoolteacher, schoolmaster, schoolmistress, master, mistress, governess, educationalist, educationist Derivatives preceptorial adjective ˌpriːsɛpˈtɔːrɪəl preceptorship noun prɪˈsɛptəʃɪp The results show that 83% do not place their students in a perioperative preceptorship or internship. Example sentencesExamples Medical education has responded to these changes by increasingly using community-based physicians to provide preceptorships throughout the four-year medical curriculum. Only one of six schools of nursing offered a perioperative preceptorship or post graduate internship. The results document the lack of preceptorships available to new graduate nurses in the perioperative setting in this geographic region. Many career centers facilitate establishment of internships and preceptorships. Origin Late Middle English: from Latin praeceptor, from praecept- 'warned, instructed', from the verb praecipere (see precept). Rhymes inceptor, receptor, sceptre (US scepter) Definition of preceptor in US English: preceptor nounˈprisɛptərˈprēseptər A teacher or instructor. Example sentencesExamples Seasoned preceptors can teach, express their feelings about a given situation, and satisfy their need to demonstrate their knowledge by telling stories. It is important to remember these two types of personalities when educators and preceptors plan lessons, classes, or demonstrations. It is a must for educators, preceptors, and managers of perioperative services. Invitational education assumes that preceptors will display trust, respect, intentionality, and optimism toward preceptees. A faculty preceptor from each school assumed the responsibility for selecting students and the on-site supervision of the student research assistants. Ideally, the preceptor fosters an open learning environment. After the classroom component of the program was completed, the educators and manager placed the students with preceptors in the clinical areas. Minority pharmacy graduates may be willing to serve as mentors or preceptors for minority students and participate in student recruitment activities in their local area. The course also includes an education module for preceptors. The educator then placed the student with a preceptor for that day. When educators, preceptors, and managers relive situations, it is a form of storytelling. The challenge for nurse preceptors is that perioperative education takes place in a complex environment. Weekly inservice programs can help educate potential preceptors about precepting students. Using this instrument, preceptees' attitudes toward their preceptors may be identified and professionally inviting practices determined. All details of his upbringing, training and education are to be guided by the preceptor. Committed, competent nurses need support from educators, preceptors, supervisors, peers, and mentors. At four schools, preceptors were available for counseling and to act as resource people. Other documented ratios were three to four students per preceptor, and four students per three preceptors. Her peers compliment her on being an excellent teacher, preceptor and team member. For Tagore, the teacher is a preceptor whose living example is more important and influential than his learning or scholarship. Synonyms educator, tutor, instructor, pedagogue, schoolteacher, schoolmaster, schoolmistress, master, mistress, governess, educationalist, educationist Origin Late Middle English: from Latin praeceptor, from praecept- ‘warned, instructed’, from the verb praecipere (see precept).
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