1986
DOI: 10.1097/00006223-198603000-00014
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“…Five criteria have generally been applied to evaluate textbooks for nursing courses: (a) consistency (with curriculum); (b) currency (validity of content for current practice); (c) compatibility (with educational level of students); (d) readability (size, style, amount of information); and (e) applicability (materials presented applied to real‐life scenarios) (Crumbley & Copeland, 1983; Glenn & Lewis, 1982; Philips & Harman, 1986). While these evaluative criteria continue to apply to current textbook needs, today other qualities must also be considered, such as: (f) flexibility (quick response to rapid health system change and population needs), and (g) responsiveness (to new pedagogical approaches).…”
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“…Five criteria have generally been applied to evaluate textbooks for nursing courses: (a) consistency (with curriculum); (b) currency (validity of content for current practice); (c) compatibility (with educational level of students); (d) readability (size, style, amount of information); and (e) applicability (materials presented applied to real‐life scenarios) (Crumbley & Copeland, 1983; Glenn & Lewis, 1982; Philips & Harman, 1986). While these evaluative criteria continue to apply to current textbook needs, today other qualities must also be considered, such as: (f) flexibility (quick response to rapid health system change and population needs), and (g) responsiveness (to new pedagogical approaches).…”
Section: Background Information and Literature Reviewmentioning
confidence: 99%