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Nursing Education Perspectives, 06/26/09
Neuman LH et al. - The project explored students' perceptions of their experiences with instructor-defined, innovative teaching/learning strategies in four types of nursing education programs. Issues nurse educators should consider as they apply new techniques to their teaching are discussed.
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