英文摘要 |
"Background: Traditional teaching focused on the transmission of Knowledge, and the field of affection integration and specific practice is relatively lacking. It is difficult to induce student’s learning motivation.
Objectives: This study used a framework based on experiential learning theory to incorporate core nursing competencies to the health promotion course.
Methods: We used action research method, the course integrated health promotion and health prevention, spanning nine nursing core competencies. Students will be given hands-on experience in a group. First, they will attend lectures on health promotion in different fields. Then, they will draw a health topic on which they will educate their own classmates using activities they have designed. These activities will be performed at the end of the semester.
Results: The participants were 256 third year nursing student’s of a junior college in Taiwan. The results of the study indicated learning objectives at 4.8, core abilities at 4.8, learning effectiveness at 4.8 and overall at 4.7. These results show that this project effectively helps students learn health promotion.
Implications for Practice: Teachers can use skill and creativity to stimulate in students which helps improve students’ ability to write health education programs, achieving core abilities required of them. Through the experiential learning cycle, learning effectiveness is improved. It is an effective method that can advance nursing education and professional development." |