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We are different: learning needs of accelerated second-degree nursing students
Martha Driessnack1, Paula Mobily, Anita Stineman
1College of Nursing, The University of Iowa, Iowa City, IA 52242-1121, USA. martha-driessnack@uiowa.edu
Abstract:
In this study, the authors explored the perceptions of effective teaching-learning strategies from the perspective of graduates of a second-degree prelicensure nursing program. Data were collected using interviews and analyzed using qualitative description. Seven themes were identified. These findings provide a unique perspective in identifying teaching strategies for use with these students and may provide insight and direction to others who have considered or are considering second-degree prelicensure programs.
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