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Perceptions of Taiwanese nursing students' English-language progression following interactive scenario development
Carolyn I Robinson1, Theresa M Harvey1, Monica Tseng 曾翊瑄2
1a School of Nursing , Queensland University of Technology , Brisbane , Queensland 4059 , Australia.
Background:
The English language has been recognised as an international language, enabling the globalisation of education and work opportunities. An institute in Taiwan has committed to strengthening English teaching by implementing a student-centred teaching and learning activity using role play. In addition, the involvement of a visiting teacher from Australia has been established.
Method:
Data collection consisted of a questionnaire that collected qualitative and quantitative data that revealed student perceptions and attitudes towards learning English including nursing terminology, teamwork and communication.
Results:
Fifty five of sixty students participating in the activity completed the questionnaire. Students regarded this as a positive experience for learning English, collegiality and teamwork.
Conclusion:
This project revealed that students who are not generally exposed to English-speaking people enjoyed this experience. They gained confidence in their ability to learn English in a collegial atmosphere where teamwork and supportive relationships were developed, despite the perception that learning English was difficult.
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