A teacher's academic degree and official title were connected to nursing science-based teaching. Teachers with doctoral degrees in nursing had significantly more nursing science-based teaching compared with master's ( p = 0. 018) and o ther ed ucat ion (p = 0.012). Principal lecturers had significantly more nursing science-based teaching than lecturers (p = 0.018), full-time teachers (p = 0.006) and others (p = 0.030) (Table 4).
A teacher's academic degree and official title showed a significant connection to the broad approach to knowledge acquisition. Teachers with doctoral degrees in nursing had a significantly broader approach to knowledge acquisition for teaching compared with teachers with master's (p = 0.042) or other education (p = 0.018). Principal lec- turers had a significantly broader approach to knowledge acquisition than lecturers (p = 0.006) and full-time teachers (p = 0.006). Tradi- tional teaching differed with a teacher's official title so that full-time teachers had significantly more traditional teaching than principal lecturers (p = 0.012) (Table 4).