Conclusion
The purpose of the investigation was to examine methods
of nurse educators who were implementing the
pedagogy of scenario-based case studies in their didactic
undergraduate nursing courses. When the themes of this
investigation were matched with the guiding conceptual
framework, an association was noticeable. A key component
of the Information Processing Theory is the
concept of cognitive overload. A second component is
the students’ activity level during the learning process.
The greater the activity level of the students,more learning potential [16,18]. All four participants
emphasized their beliefs that simply lecturing, or as
Carol called it, being the talking head, was not compatible
with a learner-centered environment. The need
to have students actively engaged during lengthy class
was considered essential by the participants in this
investigation.
The second conceptual framework that guided this research
was developed by Marzano and is entitled The
Dimensions of Thinking Framework. Components of this
framework are metacognition, critical, and creative
thinking [15&17]. According to the participants within
this investigation, it was the transfer of responsibility for
learning from teacher to learner that was evident when
case studies were implemented. The transfer of responsibility
is what encourages and enhances life-long learning
for nursing students, thus allowing them to function adequately
in the complex healthcare setting upon graduation.
The reasons cited for this successful transfer were
that student nurses learn to analyze systematically complex
situations in a safe environment (classroom) and
are able integrate the knowledge into their future practice
as nurses with greater ease, which relates to the concepts
of metacognition and critical thinking.
ConclusionThe purpose of the investigation was to examine methodsof nurse educators who were implementing thepedagogy of scenario-based case studies in their didacticundergraduate nursing courses. When the themes of thisinvestigation were matched with the guiding conceptualframework, an association was noticeable. A key componentof the Information Processing Theory is theconcept of cognitive overload. A second component isthe students’ activity level during the learning process.The greater the activity level of the students,more learning potential [16,18]. All four participantsemphasized their beliefs that simply lecturing, or asCarol called it, being the talking head, was not compatiblewith a learner-centered environment. The needto have students actively engaged during lengthy classwas considered essential by the participants in thisinvestigation.The second conceptual framework that guided this researchwas developed by Marzano and is entitled TheDimensions of Thinking Framework. Components of thisframework are metacognition, critical, and creativethinking [15&17]. According to the participants withinthis investigation, it was the transfer of responsibility forlearning from teacher to learner that was evident whencase studies were implemented. The transfer of responsibilityis what encourages and enhances life-long learningfor nursing students, thus allowing them to function adequatelyการดูแลสุขภาพซับซ้อนเมื่อจบการศึกษาเหตุผลที่อ้างสำหรับการโอนย้ายนี้ประสบความสำเร็จได้นักเรียนที่เรียนพยาบาลเพื่อวิเคราะห์อย่างเป็นระบบซับซ้อนสถานการณ์ในสภาพแวดล้อมที่ปลอดภัย (ห้องเรียน) และสามารถบูรณาการความรู้สู่การปฏิบัติของพวกเขาในอนาคตเป็นพยาบาลอย่างง่ายดายมากขึ้น ซึ่งเกี่ยวข้องกับแนวคิดmetacognition และวิจารณญาณ
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