1993
DOI: 10.1016/0260-6917(93)90033-x
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Towards a theory of student-centred nurse education: overcoming the constraints of a professional curriculum

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“…2001). The exact degree of self‐directed learning will depend on the individual's learning style, and preference and readiness for self‐directed learning (Rolfe 1993).…”
Section: Nature Of Self‐directed Learningmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…2001). The exact degree of self‐directed learning will depend on the individual's learning style, and preference and readiness for self‐directed learning (Rolfe 1993).…”
Section: Nature Of Self‐directed Learningmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Teachers tended to view their own judgement as more reliable than students’. Potential problems for teachers in releasing students from control were also highlighted, supporting the views of Darbyshire (1993), Katz (1995) and Rolfe (1993). This may add to the difficulty that students experience in SDL, and may be exacerbated when it is used occasionally in an otherwise teacher‐led course.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 60%
“…(1994) found that some students are concerned about the adequacy of the knowledge that they acquire using SDL. From the teacher’s perspective, Darbyshire (1993), Katz and Alavi (1995), and Rolfe (1993) suggest that teachers may find relinquishing control over the learning experience problematic.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Carl Rogers (1983) a pioneer of experiential or participatory methods of learning observed that some student groups found the transition from formal methods of teaching to participatory learning less difficult than others. Accordingly Rolfe (1983) suggests that the problems associated with willingness to embrace an experiential approach might be overcome through a gradual transition from directed to participatory learning. Abercrombie (1979) proposes the use of discussion and project groups as a method through which a blend of formal lecture methods and participatory learning would be possible.…”
Section: Rationalmentioning
confidence: 99%