Psychology, Educational (Latest Articles)

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Theoretical links supporting the use of problem-based learning in the education of the nurse practitioner.

30 Oct 2008 The need to evaluate current strategies in educating the advanced practice nurse, specifically the nurse practitioner, is becoming more and more imperative due to the ever-changing health care environment. This article addresses the role of ...
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Applying the science of learning: evidence-based principles for the design of multimedia instruction.

30 Oct 2008 During the last 100 years, a major accomplishment of psychology has been the development of a science of learning aimed at understanding how people learn. In attempting to apply the science of learning, a central challenge of psychology and ...
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Award for distinguished contributions of applications of psychology to education and training: Richard E. Mayer.

30 Oct 2008
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Award for distinguished career contributions to education and training in psychology: Rex Lloyd Forehand.

30 Oct 2008
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How organisations learn.

29 Sep 2008
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Distance learning: the future of continuing professional development.

29 Sep 2008 The recent development of a market economy in higher education has resulted in the need to tailor the product to the customers, namely students, employers and commissioning bodies. Distance learning is an opportunity for nurse educators and ...
rec_pub_18853884-distance-learning-future-continuing-professional-development.htm

Promoting medical humanism: design and evaluation of an online curriculum.

29 Sep 2008 To provide patient-centered care, physicians must be well trained in the concepts and methods of humanistic practice. Educational efforts to promote humanism may help to overcome the counter-training of the hidden medical school curriculum, ...
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Applying constructivism to nursing education in cultural competence: a course that bears repeating.

29 Sep 2008 A graduate course on culture, diversity, and cultural competence was developed based on constructivist learning theory and Campinha-Bacote's constructs of cultural awareness, knowledge, skill, and encounters. The epistemology, structure, ...
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Simulation-based education: what's in it for nurse anesthesia educators?

30 Jul 2008
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Theories underlying health promotion interventions among cancer survivors.

30 Jul 2008 OBJECTIVES: To review the theories that have been the basis for randomized controlled trials (RCTs) promoting health behavior change among adults diagnosed and treated for cancer. DATA SOURCES: Electronic databases and recent review papers. ...
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