通过汇报加强批判性思维--体验式学习理论:案例研究

IF 1.4 Q3 EDUCATION, SCIENTIFIC DISCIPLINES Journal of Education and Health Promotion Pub Date : 2024-03-01 DOI:10.4103/jehp.jehp_787_23
Zijing Hu
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在临床培训中迫切需要加强学生的批判性思维,因为这是临床实践中优化病人护理的一项基本技能。汇报是一种正式或非正式的活动后讨论,旨在提高学习成果,包括临床实践中的批判性思维。在南非,缺乏以体验式学习理论为理论视角,关注学生在汇报中促进批判性思维的经验的研究。 本研究旨在探讨南非学生通过汇报来提高批判性思维的生活经验。 作者采用了解释学范式下的单案例定性研究设计。研究采用了目的取样技术。本研究招募了六名参与者。作者邀请参与者参与半结构化访谈。数据分析采用了 Creswell 提出的六步数据分析框架。为了确保研究的可信度,作者采用了多种方法来提高本研究的可信度、一致性、可靠性和可转移性。这些技巧包括精心策划的研究设计和方法、对数据的深入描述以及由第二名编码员审核的审计跟踪。 研究结果表明,参与者对汇报都有积极的体验,而且汇报还优化了学生的参与度,提高了学习效果。这项研究还显示,学生在小组汇报中的压力较小。不过,本研究也发现了进行汇报时遇到的一些挑战。这些挑战主要与不称职的主持人、不适当的汇报时间以及诊所有限的空间有关。此外,建议进行小组汇报。 汇报是优化临床实践中批判性思维的有效教学方法。建议在高等院校的临床培训中将汇报作为一种规范。建议在国家和国际层面开展进一步研究。
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Strengthening critical thinking through debriefing – experiential learning theory: A case study
There is a dire need to strengthen students’ critical thinking in clinical training since it is an essential skill in clinical practice to optimize patient care. Debriefing is a formal or informal post-activity discussion that aims to improve learning outcomes, including critical thinking in clinical practice. There is a lack of research that focuses on students’ experiences of debriefing to promote critical thinking in the South African context using experiential learning theory as a theoretical lens. This study aimed to explore South African students’ lived experiences of debriefing to improve critical thinking. The author employed a qualitative single-case study design within an interpretivist paradigm. A purposive sampling technique was adopted. Six participants were recruited for this study. The author invited the participants to participate in semi-structured interviews. Data were analyzed through the six-step data analysis framework proposed by Creswell. To ensure the trustworthiness, the author employed multiple techniques to improve the credibility, conformability, dependability, and transferability of this study. These techniques included a well-planned research design and methods, thick descriptions of data, and an audit trail that was audited by a second coder. The findings revealed that participants shared positive experiences toward debriefing and furthermore debriefing through optimized student engagement and improved learning outcomes. This study also revealed that students experienced less stress in group debriefings. However, this study also identified some challenges in conducting debriefing. The challenges were primarily related to incompetent facilitators, inappropriate duration of debriefing sessions, and limited space in the clinic. Moreover, small group debriefing is recommended. Debriefing is an effective pedagogical approach to optimize critical thinking in clinical practice. It is recommended that debriefing should be implemented as a norm in clinical training at higher education institutions. Further studies are recommended to be conducted at national and international levels.
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