| 5-min. read | New peer-reviewed research confirms that the ATI TEAS measures academic readiness validly and equitably across PN, ADN and BSN pathways. Learn how total scores and subscores can move your admissions process from screening to strategy.

| 3-min. read | Pending federal legislation could significantly influence nursing education. Learn how nurse educators can share their voice to support the issues that matter. | ATI Nurse Educator Blog

| 4-min. read | Nursing education leaders recently identified key challenges influencing their programs today: faculty sustainability, student readiness gaps, and increasing academic system complexity. | ATI Nurse Educator Blog |

| 6-min. read | The LPN/LVN workforce crisis is accelerating. Nurse educators and academic program leaders can take meaningful steps to address it — starting in the classroom. Start with these 5 suggestions.

|3-min. read|Meet the inaugural recipients of the 2026 ATI Nurse Educator Awards — four educators recognized for their leadership, teaching excellence, and lasting impact on nursing education.

|3-min. read| The federal budget process directly affects nursing education funding. Find out which proposed cuts for fiscal year 2027 could impact your program — and how you can make your voice heard.

| 7-min. read | Learn why concept-based learning is gaining momentum in nursing education and how purpose-built resources help faculty make this shift seamlessly.

| 4-min. read | New research involving nearly 10,000 PN and RN students shows that course-level assessment performance predicts NCLEX readiness. Find out what this means for curriculum planning, retention, and student support. | ATI Educator Blog

| 7-min. read | Find out how retrieval practice, spacing, interleaving, and metacognition help nurse educators design active learning that builds clinical judgment.

| 4-min. read | Proposed federal loan reclassifications could cut student borrowing limits for graduate nursing degrees by almost half. Learn how ATI and Ascend Learning are working on behalf of nursing education on this issue — and how your voice can make a difference.

| 8-min. read |Get 6 active learning strategies to implement in your nursing classroom today. From retrieval practice to Socratic questioning, these approaches will engage students and prepare them for NCLEX success. | ATI Educator Blog

|7-min. read| The 2026 NCLEX test plan is now available. Learn what's new, what remains the same, and how ATI is ensuring your resources stay up to date.

| 4-min. read | ATI is working at the federal and state levels to support nurse educators, strengthen the workforce pipeline, and lift the voice of nursing education. Find out how.

| 5-min. read | Flexible, evidence-based faculty development programs help both new and experienced educators thrive. Find out which approaches have the greatest impact. | ATI Educator Blog.

| 8-min. read | Reduce nursing faculty workload and free more time for teaching with practical strategies. Learn how select AI-driven tools speed test creation, lesson planning and student support, enabling educators to focus on what matters most. | ATI Educator Blog

| 6-min. read | Learn how nursing leaders can support faculty satisfaction, reduce workload, and improve retention amid ongoing shortages. | ATI Educator Blog

| 6-min. read | Nurse educator burnout is solvable. Learn about a trusted framework and strategic resources that help programs support faculty in ways that improve well-being and effectiveness. | ATI Educator Blog

| 5-minute read| Combat nursing student attrition with proven retention strategies. Find out how to provide early identification and targeted support that help more students graduate. | ATI Educator Blog.

|5-minute read |Find out how to improve nursing student academic readiness with evidence-based strategies that address gaps and increase confidence. | ATI Educator Blog

| 4-minute read | Recent research shows that standardized admission exams are a strong predictor of nursing student retention and success. Scores in reading and science are especially important. | ATI Educator Blog