A Study on the Design of Teaching Methods for Nursing Education in Higher Education Based on the OBE Concept
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https://doi.org/10.61360/BoniCETR262020230701Keywords:
Outcome-Based Education (OBE), nursing major, teaching methods, outcome orientation, clinical competenceAbstract
Traditional nursing education is discipline-centered, and a gap persists between students’ clinical competencies and the requirements of professional practice. Outcome-Based Education (OBE), which is oriented toward learning outcomes, provides a new perspective for addressing the disconnection between theory and practice. Integrating OBE into nursing education contributes to cultivating high-quality nursing professionals who meet clinical demands. This study first examines the impact of the OBE concept on nursing education in four dimensions: educational objectives, curriculum system, teaching models, and assessment methods. It further analyzes its design value in enhancing professional competency and promoting precision in instructional design and implementation. Subsequently, the study proposes several instructional strategies, including backward design of learning objectives, creation of clinically situated task scenarios, development of representative case-based resources, strengthening of virtual simulation training, and organization of collaborative group learning. These strategies provide a systematic framework for nursing education reform.
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