The impact of active learning on nursing students' clinical success.

Mary M Hoke, Leslie K Robbins
Author Information
  1. Mary M Hoke: New Mexico State University, USA.

Abstract

Active, cooperative learning is a method to teach the critical thinking skills necessary for the transfer and use of classroom-acquired knowledge in the clinical setting. Yet many nursing educators continue to use teacher-centered educational approaches while identifying an array of barriers for the voiced preference for student-centered education. Using holistic, active cooperative learning strategies (faculty role modeling, student interactive and group learning, and group testing) within a didactic class, the authors found differences in the average clinical grade (87.03) when compared to the average clinical grade for students who had been taught using a lecture approach (84.19).

MeSH Term

Adult
Curriculum
Education, Nursing, Baccalaureate
Female
Focus Groups
Holistic Nursing
Humans
Interpersonal Relations
Male
Nursing Education Research
Ontario
Problem-Based Learning
Program Evaluation
Students, Nursing

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