THE PRACTICE OF TEACHING WITH THE USE OF ACTIVE TEACHING METHODOLOGIES IN NURSING
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https://doi.org/10.1590/SciELOPreprints.5397Keywords:
pedagogical practices, active methodologies, higher education, nursingAbstract
The study aimed to analyze the scientific evidence on the use of active teaching methodologies in the practice of teaching in Undergraduate Nursing courses. This is an Integrative Literature Review (RIL) developed through two national electronic portals and three international databases. The RIL took place from February to May 2022. With the application of the selection criteria, 24 scientific articles were included. With the synthesis of the knowledge of this RIL, it became evident that the use of active teaching methodologies in the practice of teaching, in Undergraduate Nursing courses, is directed to two themes: the potential and contributions of active teaching methodologies and the weaknesses and the challenges for the use of active teaching methodologies. Among the strengths and contributions, the following stand out: approximation of theory with practice, development of skills and abilities and self-knowledge, interpersonal relationship and student-teacher relationship. In terms of weaknesses and challenges, teacher training became evident; curriculum restructuring through an integrated curriculum; the inclusion of students in curricular changes and in the application of active methodologies during their academic training. It is concluded about the relevance and precision of implementation and implementation of active teaching methodologies in Undergraduate Nursing Courses through a curriculum integrated by modules or curricular units, making the training of nurses/teachers essential.
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