PubMed · 252087
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M Kordecka. 1978. [Before assuming work...].. https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/252087/
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A survey of lecturers (n = 47) and students (n = 110) was undertaken to explore their preferred teaching strategies, using a questionnaire based on Heron's (1977) Dimensions of Facilitator Styles (Human potential research project, University of Surrey, Guildford). Overall it was found that the students tended to prefer a teacher-centred approach to teaching, whilst the lecturers preferred a student-centred approach. These findings are discussed in the light of current educational trends in the nursing profession.
The article explores the self-evaluation in nursing students in clinical evaluation: the structure and topics in evaluation sessions and the student-teacher relationships. The data were collected by means of non-participant observation: evaluation sessions of 81 (= n) students were observed in hospitals and health centres. The results indicated the rather passive role of nursing students in self-evaluation; teacher-dominated relationships were the most frequent in sessions. In future there is a need for a deeper analysis of the clinical evaluation.