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Teaching research to undergraduate nursing studentsMansour, Tamam Botrous, January 2002 (has links)
Thesis (Ph. D.)--University of Missouri--Columbia, 2002. / Typescript. Vita. Includes bibliographical references (leaves 131-142). Also available on the Internet.
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Challenges faced by nurse educators in teaching research to undergraduate studentsBhembe, Thabsile Margaret 25 October 2015 (has links)
The aim of nursing practice is to provide evidence-based care that ensures quality outcomes for patients, families, healthcare providers and the health care system. This may only occur with increased exposure to nursing research. Nursing education institutions should therefore ensure that students are prepared to provide evidence-based care by participating in and conducting research.
The purpose of the study is to explore and describe the challenges faced by nurse educators in teaching research methodology and supervising undergraduate nursing students at a university in order to make recommendations to support nurse educators in teaching research and supervising research projects. Qualitative, explorative, contextual and descriptive research was conducted to explore and describe the challenges experienced by nurse educators. Data were collected through a focus group discussion. Nine nurse educators participated in the research study.
Participants acknowledged that they faced challenges in teaching research methodology and supervising research projects. The challenges described pertained to human resources; research experience, competencies and guidelines; physical resources; and a lack of support from their institution’s management.
Based on the challenges, recommendations were made to address the lack of specific competencies, research guidelines, student/educator ratios, physical resources and technology issues / Health Studies / M.A. (Health Studies)
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Lehre im Format der Forschung / Teaching in the format Of researchLudwig, Joachim January 2014 (has links)
Lehre im Format der Forschung hat nicht nur das Potential zur Anknüpfung an das traditionelle Humboldt‘sche Ideal der Verschränkung von Forschung und Lernen und bietet damit eine Alternative zur vielfach beklagten „Verschulung“ der Bologna-Ära. Darüber hinaus unterstützt Lehre im Format der Forschung die Professionalisierung und fachspezifische Identitätsbildung der Studierenden.
Der Beitrag ist in drei Abschnitte mit eigenen Fragestellungen unterteilt: Der erste Teil fragt nach einem grundlegenden Ziel der Hochschullehre und beschreibt dieses Ziel als wissenschaftsbasierte Professionalität, die zwingend Forschungskompetenz benötigt. Lehre im Format der Forschung wird als ein geeigneter Weg zu diesem Ziel beschrieben. Im zweiten Teil werden die Ähnlichkeiten und Unterschiede von Forschungs- und Lernprozessen herausgearbeitet, die als lerntheoretische Begründung für Lehre im Format der Forschung angesehen werden können. Abschließend werden unterschiedliche Typen einer Lehre im Format der Forschung vorgestellt – Typen, die sich hinsichtlich des intendierten Forschungsumfangs und des erforderlichen Aufwands unterscheiden. / Teaching in the format of research is founded in two ways. First it is an approriate way to achieve the aim of every academic study: professional competence. Professional competence needs research skills because the province of professionals is a form of applied research when they are using theories to interpret problematic cases of praxis (as a doctor, a lawyer, a pedagogue etc.). In a second way teaching in the format of research supports learning, because the structure of research and the structure of learning are quite similar. Therefore teaching in the format of research is reaching the logic of learning students. The third chapter describes three formats or types of teaching in the format of research.
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Unterstützung des ko-aktiven Forschungsdiskurses durch Synergien zwischen E-Learning und E-ScienceSchulte, Jonas, Keil, Reinhard, Oberhoff, Andreas 20 October 2011 (has links)
Seit Sokrates’ Dialogen auf der Agora, die noch ohne Hilfsmittel auskamen, hat sich die Wissenschaft vielfältiger medialer und technischer Mittel bedient. Insbesondere durch Computer und deren weltweite Vernetzung haben sich neue Möglichkeiten der wissenschaftlichen Arbeit ergeben. Mussten sich Wissenschaftler ehemals technischen Barrieren beugen, so sind diese Grenzen heute aufgrund der Durchdringung digitaler Medien nahezu aufgelöst. Die Informatik und insbesondere das Forschungsgebiet CSCL (Computer Supported Cooperative Learning) konnten hier einen maßgebenden Beitrag leisten und vor allem Kooperation in Lehr- und Arbeitsumgebungen nachhaltig fördern. Aus akademischer Sicht ist nun interessant, inwieweit sich Forschung und Lehre wechselseitig beeinflussen und ob diese Wechselbeziehungen essentiellen Einfluss auf Forschungs- und Lerninfrastrukturen nehmen können. Der vorliegende Artikel beleuchtet die Wechselbeziehungen von Forschungs- und Lernprozessen am Beispiel einer Arbeitsumgebung, Studiolo communis, für den Forschungsdiskurs in der Kunst- und Architekturgeschichte. Unter der Prämisse, Forschung und Lehre gleichermaßen zu unterstützen, wird eine Plattform entwickelt, die ko-aktive Wissensarbeit organisationsübergreifend in den Kulturwissenschaften ermöglicht.
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Integration durch Offenheit: Wissensgemeinschaften in Forschung und LehreKöhler, Thomas, Neumann, Jörg 27 October 2011 (has links)
Die Herausgeber, die zugleich Ausrichter der 16. Europäischen Jahrestagung der Gesellschaft für Medien in der Wissenschaft „GMW 2011“ sind, freuen sich, den E-Learning-Akteuren aus dem deutschsprachigen Raum und den Nachbarländern im 20. Jahr des Bestehens der GMW als Fortsetzung eines bisher sehr fruchtbaren Dialoges diesen Sammelband, der in der Reihe „Medien in der Wissenschaft“ beim Waxmann Verlag erscheint, vorzulegen. Unter dem Motto „WissensGemeinschaften in Forschung und Lehre“ liegt ein besonderer Schwerpunkt auf der Verzahnung von E-Learning-Angeboten in der Ausbildung an der Universität mit solchen für allgemein- und berufsbildende Schulen. Dabei soll auch der didaktische Aspekt Beachtung finden.
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Produção de vídeos por alunos no processo de ensino-aprendizagem no ensino de física / Video production by students in the teaching-learning process in physics teachingSantos, Clayton Ferreira dos 09 December 2016 (has links)
Nesta pesquisa propomos uma reflexão sobre produções de vídeos por alunos de ensino médio por meio de atividades experimentais, no qual buscamos avaliar o processo de aprendizagem significativa na perspectiva de David Ausubel e, desta forma, destacamos práticas educomunicativas e o ensino por investigação como ações inerentes a nossa proposta. Esse trabalho ocorreu com um grupo de alunos de uma escola pública, no qual o pesquisador e o professor desse grupo de alunos é a mesma pessoa; dessa forma, essa pesquisa inscreve-se numa perspectiva de professor que investiga sobre a sua própria prática. Utilizamos a metodologia de pesquisa qualitativa, coletando dados a partir de questionários empregados em três momentos diferentes e entrevistas semiestruturadas ao final do processo, de forma que esses dados foram coletados em momentos específicos ao longo de treze meses. À luz da aprendizagem significativa proposta por David Ausubel, buscamos investigar o papel do aluno na construção de seu próprio conhecimento a partir de produções de vídeos por alunos de atividades experimentais e, portanto, encontramos à luz da Educomunicação e do Ensino por Investigação, referenciais teóricos que pudessem nos ajudar a compreender as relações entre mídias digitais, nesta pesquisa especificamente dispositivos de captação de áudio e vídeo como câmeras de celulares, e a experimentação inscrita numa proposta de ensino por investigação. A partir das análises dos questionários respondidos pelos alunos e das entrevistas, percebemos mesmo ao longo de cerca de um ano após as produções de vídeos, que os conhecimentos construídos pelos alunos durante a produção de vídeos de atividades experimentais ficaram retidos na memória de longo prazo. Dessa forma, concluímos que as mídias digitais imersas no cotidiano dos alunos, apresentam um papel que favorece o processo de aprendizagem significativa. / In this research we propose a reflection on video productions by high school students through experimental activities, in which we seek to evaluate the significant learning process from the perspective of David Ausubel and, in this way, we emphasize educommunication practices and teaching by investigation as actions inherent to our proposal. This work was carried out with a group of students of a public school, in which the researcher and the teacher of this student group is the same person, thus, this research is inscribed in a teacher perspective that investigates about its own practice. We used the qualitative research methodology, collecting data from questionnaires employed at three different moments and semi-structured interviews at the end of the process, so that these data were collected at specific moments during the thirteen months. In the light of the meaningful learning proposed by David Ausubel, we seek to investigate the student\'s role in constructing his own knowledge from video productions by students of experimental activities and, therefore, we find in the light of Educommunication and Teaching by Research theoretical references that could help us to understand the relationships between digital media, in this research specifically audio and video capture devices such as camera phones, and experimentation enrolled in a research teaching proposal. From the analyzes of the questionnaires answered by the students and from the interviews, we realized, even during about a year after the video productions, that the knowledge built by the students during the production of videos of experimental activities were retained in the long term memory. Thus, we conclude that the digital media immersed in the students\' daily life, play a role that favors the process of meaningful learning.
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O uso da pesquisa para o ensino das ondas eletromagnéticasMentz, Luciano January 2017 (has links)
Este trabalho teve como objetivo desenvolver uma sequência didática para professores de ensino médio que ensinam física ondulatória, mais precisamente o ensino de ondas eletromagnéticas a partir da pesquisa realizada pelos alunos, tornando-os agentes ativos no processo de ensinoaprendizagem e dando-lhes liberdade na escolha do material a ser pesquisado. Essa sequência didática foi aplicada em cinco turmas de uma escola particular da cidade de Porto Alegre – RS, totalizando 150 alunos participantes, e está alinhada à teoria de Pedro Demo, que serviu de referencial teórico. Foram realizados dez encontros, divididos em aulas expositivas dialogadas, para trabalhar os conceitos iniciais de física ondulatória, uma aula no Laboratório de Física e aulas em sala de aula para realizar as pesquisas com o uso do celular e realizar as discussões em grupos. As pesquisas sobre história da ciência e as aplicações de ondas eletromagnéticas também aconteceram fora da sala de aula a partir do uso das redes sociais. Os alunos fizeram resumos das suas pesquisas e produziram vídeos sobre a descoberta das ondas eletromagnéticas, explicando como a tecnologia tem evoluído e quais são suas aplicações no dia a dia. O autor considera que o ensino de física no ensino médio não é atrativo para os alunos por três motivos: falta de conhecimento matemático, falta de motivação e não entendimento da importância do conteúdo, pois o aluno não vê aplicabilidade do estudo com o seu dia a dia. O trabalho de pesquisa e criação de vídeos ajuda a enfrentar dois desses três problemas. Todos os vídeos estão disponíveis no youtube e diversas formas artísticas foram exploradas pelos alunos – textos com desenhos e narração, compilação de imagens e vídeos legendados, alunos que se transformam em atores -. Os alunos gostam de estudos episódios da história da ciência e de ter liberdade para escolher o que pesquisar. / This work aimed to prepare a didactic sequence for high school teachers who teach wave physics, more precisely the teaching of electromagnetic waves from the research carried out by the students, making them active agents in the process of teaching and learning and giving them freedom in the choice of material to be searched. This didactic sequence was applied in five classes of a private school in the city of Porto Alegre, RS, totaling 150 students, and is aligned with the theory of Pedro Demo, which served as a theoretical reference. Ten meetings were held, divided into expository dialogues, to work on the initial concepts of wave physics, a class in the Physics Laboratory, and classes in the classroom to carry out research using the cell phone and carry out group discussions. Research on the history of science and the applications of electromagnetic waves also happened outside the classroom from the use of social networks. The students summarized their research and produced videos on the discovery of electromagnetic waves, explaining how technology has evolved and what its applications are in everyday life. The author considers that the teaching of physics in high school is not attractive to students for three reasons: lack of mathematical knowledge, lack of motivation and lack of understanding of the importance of content, since the student does not see applicability of the study with his or her day to day. Researching and creating videos helps you tackle two of these three issues. All videos are available on youtube and various artistic forms have been explored by the students - texts with drawings and narration, compilation of images and videos subtitled, students that become actors. Students enjoyed studying the history of science and being free to choose what to research.
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Produção de vídeos por alunos no processo de ensino-aprendizagem no ensino de física / Video production by students in the teaching-learning process in physics teachingClayton Ferreira dos Santos 09 December 2016 (has links)
Nesta pesquisa propomos uma reflexão sobre produções de vídeos por alunos de ensino médio por meio de atividades experimentais, no qual buscamos avaliar o processo de aprendizagem significativa na perspectiva de David Ausubel e, desta forma, destacamos práticas educomunicativas e o ensino por investigação como ações inerentes a nossa proposta. Esse trabalho ocorreu com um grupo de alunos de uma escola pública, no qual o pesquisador e o professor desse grupo de alunos é a mesma pessoa; dessa forma, essa pesquisa inscreve-se numa perspectiva de professor que investiga sobre a sua própria prática. Utilizamos a metodologia de pesquisa qualitativa, coletando dados a partir de questionários empregados em três momentos diferentes e entrevistas semiestruturadas ao final do processo, de forma que esses dados foram coletados em momentos específicos ao longo de treze meses. À luz da aprendizagem significativa proposta por David Ausubel, buscamos investigar o papel do aluno na construção de seu próprio conhecimento a partir de produções de vídeos por alunos de atividades experimentais e, portanto, encontramos à luz da Educomunicação e do Ensino por Investigação, referenciais teóricos que pudessem nos ajudar a compreender as relações entre mídias digitais, nesta pesquisa especificamente dispositivos de captação de áudio e vídeo como câmeras de celulares, e a experimentação inscrita numa proposta de ensino por investigação. A partir das análises dos questionários respondidos pelos alunos e das entrevistas, percebemos mesmo ao longo de cerca de um ano após as produções de vídeos, que os conhecimentos construídos pelos alunos durante a produção de vídeos de atividades experimentais ficaram retidos na memória de longo prazo. Dessa forma, concluímos que as mídias digitais imersas no cotidiano dos alunos, apresentam um papel que favorece o processo de aprendizagem significativa. / In this research we propose a reflection on video productions by high school students through experimental activities, in which we seek to evaluate the significant learning process from the perspective of David Ausubel and, in this way, we emphasize educommunication practices and teaching by investigation as actions inherent to our proposal. This work was carried out with a group of students of a public school, in which the researcher and the teacher of this student group is the same person, thus, this research is inscribed in a teacher perspective that investigates about its own practice. We used the qualitative research methodology, collecting data from questionnaires employed at three different moments and semi-structured interviews at the end of the process, so that these data were collected at specific moments during the thirteen months. In the light of the meaningful learning proposed by David Ausubel, we seek to investigate the student\'s role in constructing his own knowledge from video productions by students of experimental activities and, therefore, we find in the light of Educommunication and Teaching by Research theoretical references that could help us to understand the relationships between digital media, in this research specifically audio and video capture devices such as camera phones, and experimentation enrolled in a research teaching proposal. From the analyzes of the questionnaires answered by the students and from the interviews, we realized, even during about a year after the video productions, that the knowledge built by the students during the production of videos of experimental activities were retained in the long term memory. Thus, we conclude that the digital media immersed in the students\' daily life, play a role that favors the process of meaningful learning.
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Challenges faced by nurse educators in teaching research to undergraduate nursing studentsBhembe, Thabsile Margaret 25 October 2015 (has links)
The aim of nursing practice is to provide evidence-based care that ensures quality outcomes for patients, families, healthcare providers and the health care system. This may only occur with increased exposure to nursing research. Nursing education institutions should therefore ensure that students are prepared to provide evidence-based care by participating in and conducting research.
The purpose of the study is to explore and describe the challenges faced by nurse educators in teaching research methodology and supervising undergraduate nursing students at a university in order to make recommendations to support nurse educators in teaching research and supervising research projects. Qualitative, explorative, contextual and descriptive research was conducted to explore and describe the challenges experienced by nurse educators. Data were collected through a focus group discussion. Nine nurse educators participated in the research study.
Participants acknowledged that they faced challenges in teaching research methodology and supervising research projects. The challenges described pertained to human resources; research experience, competencies and guidelines; physical resources; and a lack of support from their institution’s management.
Based on the challenges, recommendations were made to address the lack of specific competencies, research guidelines, student/educator ratios, physical resources and technology issues / Health Studies / M.A. (Health Studies)
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Actions, attitudes and attributes : developing facilitation skills for problem-based learningWilkie, Margaret C. K. January 2002 (has links)
Problem-based learning (PBL) is being adopted increasingly as a learning and teaching strategy within the United Kingdom. Although facilitation is recognised as being central to PBL, much of the current literature on facilitation in PBL is conflicting. This study explored the espoused and actual conceptions of PBL adopted by facilitators on a newly-developed pre-registration nursing diploma programme that employed PBL. To explore the lived experience of the PBL curriculum, a constructivist interpretist qualitative research design was adopted. For facilitation in PBL to be effective in promoting independent learning and developing critical thinking, teachers were required to sustain the newly espoused pedagogy and to adapt their actions to match. All participants possessed facilitation skills before the start of the study, however expertise in PBL facilitation took time and practice to acquire as existing skills had to be applied in new ways. Findings identified four broad approaches to facilitation: directive conventionalist, liberating supporter, nurturing socialiser and pragmatic enabler. Over time, most facilitators converged from a directive conventionalist approach towards that of a pragmatic enabler. The transitions were influenced by the need to resolve dissonance between espoused theories and theories-in-use; increased understanding of the dialogic nature of PBL; the use of communicative spaces to share and reflect on experience and an enhanced awareness of student diversity. While the findings relate specifically to PBL facilitation, they also contribute to the understanding of the types of teaching and learning strategies required by the large and increasingly diverse student body.
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