Humor
one way clinical nursing faculty can help decrease stu- dents’ anxiety is through the use of humor. Scholarly interest in humor has increased dramatically, with 5 dissertations written about humor in 1981 to more than 150 disserta- tions written about humor in 1994. However, according to ulloth (2002), from this body of research, only one quarter of the studies examined the use of humor in higher educa- tion, and no studies examined it in nursing education. after 1994, the literature reveals more empirical studies on the use of humor with nursing students; however, in the past 5 years, few studies have focused on clinical education.
Humor as a teaching strategy can promote many ben- efits, such as making learning fun, focusing attention, facilitating learning, strengthening social relationships, increasing self-esteem, and relieving stress and anxiety (Hayden-Miles, 2002; ulloth, 2002). ulloth (2002) exam- ined the benefits of humor through a qualitative study involving undergraduate nursing students in a tristate area. Within each of the programs, students identified at least one teacher who intentionally used humor in the classroom, and observations were made during two to three teaching sessions. at the end of the observation pe- riod, students in each class completed a humor question- naire and participated in audiotaped interviews, which asked a variety of questions on the use of humor in the classroom. Students were unanimous in their beliefs that humor decreased stress and anxiety, and no students re- sponded negatively to the use of humor by nursing fac- ulty. according to one student, “When humor was used in classes, my test scores were higher because I felt at ease with the material and was relaxed and confident while taking the exam” (ulloth, 2002, p. 479). This study shows that the use of humor to control anxiety can help stu- dents retain content learned within the classroom and that humor can be effective in the clinical learning en- vironment to decrease anxiety and improve performance and learning.
อารมณ์ขันหนึ่งคณะพยาบาลทางคลินิกสามารถช่วยลดความวิตกกังวลของ stu-dents ถูกผ่านการใช้อารมณ์ขัน สนใจ scholarly ในอารมณ์ขันมีเพิ่มขึ้นอย่างมาก มี dissertations 5 ที่เขียนเกี่ยวกับเรื่องตลกในปี 1981 disserta-tions มากกว่า 150 ที่เขียนเกี่ยวกับเรื่องตลกในปี 1994 อย่างไรก็ตาม ตาม ulloth (2002), จากนี้เนื้อหาของการวิจัย เพียงเสี้ยวของการศึกษาการตรวจสอบการใช้อารมณ์ขันใน educa-สเตรชันสูง และศึกษาไม่ตรวจสอบในการศึกษาพยาบาล หลังจากปี 1994 วรรณคดีศึกษาประจักษ์มากกว่าการใช้อารมณ์ขันกับนักศึกษาพยาบาล ที่เปิดเผย อย่างไรก็ตาม ใน 5 ปีที่ผ่านมา ศึกษาน้อยได้เน้นการศึกษาทางคลินิกHumor as a teaching strategy can promote many ben- efits, such as making learning fun, focusing attention, facilitating learning, strengthening social relationships, increasing self-esteem, and relieving stress and anxiety (Hayden-Miles, 2002; ulloth, 2002). ulloth (2002) exam- ined the benefits of humor through a qualitative study involving undergraduate nursing students in a tristate area. Within each of the programs, students identified at least one teacher who intentionally used humor in the classroom, and observations were made during two to three teaching sessions. at the end of the observation pe- riod, students in each class completed a humor question- naire and participated in audiotaped interviews, which asked a variety of questions on the use of humor in the classroom. Students were unanimous in their beliefs that humor decreased stress and anxiety, and no students re- sponded negatively to the use of humor by nursing fac- ulty. according to one student, “When humor was used in classes, my test scores were higher because I felt at ease with the material and was relaxed and confident while taking the exam” (ulloth, 2002, p. 479). This study shows that the use of humor to control anxiety can help stu- dents retain content learned within the classroom and that humor can be effective in the clinical learning en- vironment to decrease anxiety and improve performance and learning.
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