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Stone Soup: A Metaphor to Create an Inclusive Learning Environment Within Nursing Education
Background:
This article describes the design of an inclusive learning environment for undergraduate nursing students in a pediatric nursing course.
Method:
A metaphor of Stone Soup and visual cues representing the collective class diversity was introduced in week one, along with a voiced faculty commitment to learn individual student names. These strategies were incorporated throughout the semester.
Results:
Student feedback gathered through an anonymous online survey near the end of the semester was positive. Students reported an enhanced understanding of culturally responsive nursing care, a strong sense of belonging in the class, and placed a high value on their own as well as their classmates' input into class discussions.
Conclusion:
This educational innovation shows promise in yielding high classroom participation, a sense of belonging across diverse groups of students, rich classroom discussions, and heightened student awareness and understanding of culturally responsive nursing care. [J Nurs Educ. 2020; 59(11):651-654.].
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