Nursing student´s attitudes toward e-learning: a quantitative approach

Changes in Nursing Student Attitudes Toward Mental Illness

Nursing student attitudes toward oncology nursing: an evidence-based literature review.

Oncology education can impact nursing students' attitudes toward oncology and their interest in oncology nursing. To explore that relationship, a literature search was conducted using the CINAHL®, Cochrane Library, ERIC®, PubMed, and Scopus® databases. Nineteen pertinent studies were incorporated into the review, and recommendations were graded by strength of evidence schemas. The reviewed lite...

Student Attitudes Toward Reading: A Case Study

Over the last 15 years, researchers have become increasingly interested in children’s motivation to read. Because reading is an exigent activity that often involves choice, motivation is crucial to reading engagement. The purpose of this case study was to investigate student attitudes toward reading at summer reading clinic through an urban teaching college in upstate New York. It was hypothesi...

Learning Attitudes Decisive to Student"s Cognitive and Knowledge Development

This study gives an account of a teaching situation with 20 student's aged 14-15. The students have worked with a problem focussed on the greenhouse effect, based on a problem solving way of working. They have worked in groups and have had access to ICT, books, articles and a special resource page on the Internet. The purpose has been to account for the ways in which the students' knowledge dev...

Effectiveness of a poverty simulation in Second Life®: changing nursing student attitudes toward poor people.

Social justice is a fundamental value of the nursing profession, challenging educators to instill this professional value when caring for the poor. This randomized controlled trial examined whether an interactive virtual poverty simulation created in Second Life® would improve nursing students' empathy with and attributions for people living in poverty, compared to a self-study module. We creat...