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NU 571 - Teaching, Learning, and Technology in Nursing Education

Credits: 3

This course explores contemporary theories and strategies for effective teaching and learning in nursing education, emphasizing the integration of information technology to enhance educational outcomes. It focuses on applying theoretical foundations of teaching ad learning, accommodating diverse learning styles, and utilizing technology tools to create dynamic, interactive, and learner-centered environments. The course also highlights various methods of delivery, strategies for fostering student engagement and active learning, and the importance of creating a safe and positive learning environment. Additionally, it emphasizes addressing cognitive, psychomotor, and effective domains to support diverse learners and encourage reflective thinking.
Note: Can be taken with any other PG-NEC courses, except the practicum course


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