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The humanbecoming connection: nursing students find meaning in the teaching-learning processes
Mary Lou De Natale1, Anne M Klevay
1University of San Francisco, San Francisco, USA.
Abstract:
Students are building a foundation to help them move fluidly and naturally while making human to human connections. Parse's theory of humanbecoming and the associated teaching-learning processes were used as underpinnings to guide students as they come to know more about themselves and others. The teaching-learning processes help nursing students understand that being present and bearing witness are an important part of honoring quality of life and respecting value choices. The purpose of this column is to highlight the humanbecoming teaching-learning processes as students explore their experiences of learning to be with others in true presence.
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