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1. Latest approaches to
Nursing Education
By.
Mr. Abhijit Bhoyar
Associate Professor

2. • Recent trends in education emphasize student-centered, active learning
approaches like inquiry-based learning, flipped classrooms, and
collaborative learning, alongside integrating technology and focusing
on social-emotional learning.

3. Approaches are as below:
Transformational Education
Relationship Based Education
Competency based Education

4. Transformational Education
• Transformative education is a teaching and learning approach that helps students
develop the skills and values to address global challenges.
• It's a lifelong process that can be applied at all ages.
• For example, when students are learning about world religions, teachers can
introduce literature and articles that discuss different religions, helping them gain
new perspectives and understanding

5. Who develop it?
• Sociologist Jack Mezirow developed the theory of transformative
learning

6. Goals
• To help students become active global citizens
• To help students build a sense of belonging to a common humanity
• To help students develop empathy and appreciation for diversity
• To help students develop skills to take action towards building more
inclusive, peaceful, and sustainable societies

7. How it's achieved
• By teaching students to read and write, collaborate, and solve complex problems
• By helping students connect with other people and nature
• By creating learning environments that are meaningful in the natural, political,
economic, and cultural contexts
• By preventing and addressing bullying, gender-based violence, and health and
gender-related discrimination

8. Benefits
• Helps students develop soft skills that are in high demand in the labor market
• Helps students become better equipped to adapt to job and workplace transitions
• Helps students challenge their beliefs and assumptions
• Helps students undergo personal or social transformation

9. Relationship Based Education
• Relationship-based education emphasizes building strong, trusting connections
between educators and students, recognizing that these relationships are crucial
for fostering emotional well-being, improving behavior, and ultimately, promoting
successful learning.
• Strong teacher-student relationships can act as a "secure base" for students,
allowing them to feel safe when making mistakes and comfortable taking on
academic challenges.

10. • A nursing example of RBE would be a nurse actively listening to a
patient's concerns and preferences, involving them in decision-
making, and fostering a sense of trust and empathy, rather than
simply focusing on medical procedures.

11. How does it works?
Build
Relationship
• RBE focuses on building relationship between student
and teachers, and between student and peer.
Create
positive
learning
environment
• RBE aims to create learning environment where student
fee valued and connected to their teachers and peer.
Promote play
based
learning
• Play is the natural way for the children to learn and form
relationship with their peer.

12. Competency-based learning (CBL)
• Competency-based learning (CBL) focuses on students demonstrating
mastery of specific skills and knowledge, rather than solely relying on
time spent in class or traditional grading systems
• For example, a student might be assessed on their ability to
administer medication accurately and safely, rather than just
attending lectures on pharmacology

13. Benefits of Competency-Based Learning:
• Increased Student Engagement:
• By focusing on real-world application and personalized learning, CBL can increase
student motivation and engagement.
• Improved Learning Outcomes:
• CBL can lead to deeper and more meaningful learning, as students are able to focus
on mastering specific skills and knowledge.
• Greater Flexibility and Accessibility:
• CBL allows for more flexible and accessible learning pathways, catering to diverse
learning needs and abilities.
• Enhanced Teacher-Student Relationships:
• CBL can foster stronger teacher-student relationships, as teachers are able to provide
more personalized support and feedback.