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Using Learning Outcome Measures to assess Doctoral Nursing Education
Published on: June 21, 2010
[Evaluation of the teaching of nursing within a new liberating idea]
M F dos Santos1, M de F Lima, M G Barroso
1Hosp. Universitário Walter Cantídio.
Abstract:
Intending to offer new teaching technologies the Nursing Master Course at the Federal University of Ceará have been integrating the graduation and postgraduation courses. The study aimed at evaluating a subject in Nursing Graduation Course in a critical and transforming point of view. The used methodology involves SAUL's (1995) emancipating evaluation paradigm contemplating three moments: reality description, reality criticism and collective construction. The most significant results were: the constaint be compatible with the schedule, with methodological renewal and evaluation decentralization. The study has been concluded perceiving the methodological deficiency adopted by the subject as a critical point. It is certain that this investigation brings contribution for teaching-learning relationship where professor and students are process subjects, eliminating, so, the student position of a mere system manipulated object and copy copiers.
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