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Creating a flexible learning environment.

Abstract

Lack of classroom space is a common problem for many hospital-based nurse educators. This article describes how nursing educators in one institution redesigned fixed classroom space into a flexible learning center that accommodates their various programs. Using the nursing process, the educators assessed their needs, planned the learning environment, implemented changes in the interior design, and evaluated the outcome of the project. The result was a learning environment conducive to teaching and learning.

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B A Taylor, S Jones, P Winters. Creating a flexible learning environment.. https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/2329385/

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