2020
DOI: 10.14687/jhs.v17i1.5779
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Is peer education an effective method of strengthening nursing education?

Abstract: Nursing education from the past to the present has focused mainly on traditional learning methods in classroom settings, where the student is in a passive position and based on behavioral learning approaches. However, today, changes and developments in socio-cultural and political fields in information and technology necessitate the foundation of nursing education on student-centered active teaching methods / approaches that will enable the student to actively participate, think creatively and take responsibil… Show more

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“…Peer education is defined as the educational activities carried out by the peer students who are not professional educators but who are educated in the related subjects. It is a way for students to help each other and learn by teaching (Şenyuva & Akince, 2020). The success of peer education is closely related to good planning and organization (Ünver & Akbayrak, 2013).…”
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“…Peer education is defined as the educational activities carried out by the peer students who are not professional educators but who are educated in the related subjects. It is a way for students to help each other and learn by teaching (Şenyuva & Akince, 2020). The success of peer education is closely related to good planning and organization (Ünver & Akbayrak, 2013).…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Peer education also has the potential to teach students new ways to deal with their problems (Şenyuva & Akince, 2020). It also increases academic success (Öztürk & Göçmen Baykara, 2019;Manyama et al, 2016) and general satisfaction of students (Ravanipour, Bahreini, & Ravanipour, 2015).…”
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