Who is responsible for the revision of a content-laden or content-saturated nursing curriculum and why?
Ans) Concept-based curriculum (CBC) is a teaching method that enhances learning by eliminating information overload and memorization; allowing students to think critically by linking knowledge gained in the didactic setting or from previous experiences to apply to clinical practice.
- CBC is currently implemented in some nursing education programs across the United States. The content-laden curriculum found in traditional nursing education programs, often grounded in the systems approach, has created an environment where faculty are challenged to address current practice competency content while students struggle to gain and retain information.
- Often students resort to memorization of nursing knowledge and skills rather than understand scientific processes or evidence-based rationale.
- The SWOT analysis is reported by CBC development, implementation into the curriculum, and evaluation of the implementation.
- Programmatic implementation strategies are described and outcome metrics are identified that may serve as benchmarks for programs and regulators.
- Concept-based curricular approaches were found to promote higher levels of thinking, such as evaluating, analyzing, and processing; and to improve critical thinking and clinical judgment as students apply new knowledge within the frame of the concept and analyze information.
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