Curriculum Development in Nursing Education addresses curriculum theory and practical applications that guide nurse educators in creating curricula that match paradigmatic and contextual influences. Each chapter includes a description of one element of the curriculum development process, a discussion about faculty development activities to support that aspect of curriculum Curriculum Development in Nursing Education addresses curriculum theory and practical applications that guide nurse educators in creating curricula that match paradigmatic and contextual influences. Each chapter includes a description of one element of the curriculum development process, a discussion about faculty development activities to support that aspect of curriculum development, case studies that target the specific concepts and processes addressed, and other synthesis activities that will enable the reader to apply the process to their own contexts. New to the Second Edition: * Greater emphasis on content-relevant curriculum and conceptual clarity * Expanded sections on educational technologies and distributed learning * Chapter on curriculum evaluation will be expanded into two sections: internal curriculum evaluation and a new chapter on preparing for external program review * New Chapter on building a curriculum and evaluation of the curriculum
Curriculum Development in Nursing Education
Curriculum Development in Nursing Education addresses curriculum theory and practical applications that guide nurse educators in creating curricula that match paradigmatic and contextual influences. Each chapter includes a description of one element of the curriculum development process, a discussion about faculty development activities to support that aspect of curriculum Curriculum Development in Nursing Education addresses curriculum theory and practical applications that guide nurse educators in creating curricula that match paradigmatic and contextual influences. Each chapter includes a description of one element of the curriculum development process, a discussion about faculty development activities to support that aspect of curriculum development, case studies that target the specific concepts and processes addressed, and other synthesis activities that will enable the reader to apply the process to their own contexts. New to the Second Edition: * Greater emphasis on content-relevant curriculum and conceptual clarity * Expanded sections on educational technologies and distributed learning * Chapter on curriculum evaluation will be expanded into two sections: internal curriculum evaluation and a new chapter on preparing for external program review * New Chapter on building a curriculum and evaluation of the curriculum
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Required reading for an MSN class. Some chapters more interesting than others, good textbook for a class on developing nursing curriculum.
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