DOI: 10.1097/CNJ.0000000000000119

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Issn Print: 0743-2550

Publication Date: 2014/10/01


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I am thankful I am to have JCN as a valued resource in my faculty teaching position. I recently read with keen interest Dare to Discipline in the December 2012 (29:4) issue. I could not have found this article at a better time.
I sensed a student was being less than honest regarding online testing. I was in turmoil and sought out my peers who gave me hard-lined advice, none of which felt comfortable. Over the weekend, I prayed for guidance. Monday I opened this issue of JCN that had been sitting on my desk. I slowly read Johanson's article; it described my situation and my feelings. What a relief. It was the answer I was looking for with Scripture to help me deal with my discomfort. I felt a sense of peace and an answer to my prayer.
Although I don't always feel good about discipline, the JCN article offered wise words and Scriptures to guide my way. I found JCN speaking to me as an answer to my prayer. The rest is incredible. I felt so much better, with a rush of calm coming over me. JCN was inspirational in making that happen. I share this wondering if someone else may be struggling with this same issue.
As a nursing educator, I have a position where I can impact healthcare. I want to find tools that will help me along the way. JCN is just such a tool.
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