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Showing 1 to 10 of 10 for “"studying and teaching"”.
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Critical Thinking: Are We Educating the Nurse Educator?
Today's ever-changing, challenging, and complicated health care arena demands a professional nurse who employs critical thinking. It is assumed that the nurse educator will facilitate these critical thinking skills in the student nurse through use of various teaching-learning methods. A variety of …
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Hospital Nursing Staff's Perception of their Professional Relationship with Clinical Faculty Instructors
… of communication among staff nurses, faculty and students about the roles and responsibilities of each may lead to conflict.<br> This study utilized the Hofland/Schultz/Newstrom/Hindbjorgen Instrument to survey staff nurses from a 400 bed acute tertiary health care agency. The purpose of this …
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The Role of the Registered Staff Nurse: A Comparative Study: Associate Degree Nurse Educators and Nurse Administrators from Medicare Certified Nursing Homes
… with master's prepared nurse educators in public and private National League for Nursing accredited associate degree programs in the state of South Dakota in their description of the role of the registered staff nurse. Chi square analysis was used to investigate the differences in demographics, …
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An American Actor's Dialect
Over the course of the past ten years, both studying and teaching Voice & Speech for the Actor, I have become frustrated with the status quo of so called 'standard speech'. The two dialects that I have studied in depth are Edith Skinner's 'American Classical Stage Standard' and Kenneth Crannell's …
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Selected Input, Throughput, and Output Variables and Their Relationship to Academic Success in an Associate Degree Nursing Program
Selection and retention of nursing students who are able to achieve academic success in their educational pursuits is a key concern for many faculty. This study looked at the relationship and differences of selected input, throughput, and output variables and academic success for a group of …
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Are Deep Approaches To Learning Possible In Vocational Degree Courses In Construction?: A Phenomenological Inquiry
Since its first formulation by Marton and Saljo (1976 a and b) the notion of deep approaches to studying has been influential within the higher education sector of the United Kingdom (Entwistle, 1997b; Webb, 1997db). Despite this the literature on approaches to studying, and the more recent …
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Perceptual Learning Style Preferences and Their Relationship to Language Learning Strategies in Adult Students of English as a Second Language
… channels, classified as auditory, visual,tactile and kinesthetic, information is taken in, encoded and stored. It was the purpose of this study to investigate the interplay between an individual's dominant perceptual style and the strategies he/she employs in learning a second language. Methods. …
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Examining the Relationship Between Academic Integrity and Moral Reasoning Among Physical Therapy Students
… Center for Academic Integrity, 43% of graduate and 68% of undergraduate students admitted to cheating on written assignments or tests. However, minimal research exists on physical therapy (PT) students’ perceptions of academic dishonesty. Moral reasoning has been investigated throughout medical …
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A Comparison of Female Native American and Non-Native American Nursing and Pre-Nursing Students' Learning Styles at Two Tribal Colleges in South Dakota
<p>This study examined the similarities and differences in the learning styles of female Native American and non-Native American nursing and pre-nursing students. How are learning styles different between individuals from the two cultures and how are they similar? Forty-two Native Americans and 28 …