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Curriculum in crisis, pedagogy in disrepair: A provocation

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posted on 2023-05-17, 20:16 authored by Walker, KN
In this admittedly partisan text, I examine the broad contours of the nursing curriculum and pedagogy in Australia today (and while this unashamed parochialism might limit for an international audience the ideas herein, the issues being given voice might also resonate unexpectedly with those who harbour similar concerns in their part of the world). Much of what follows is drawn from personal observations over the last thirty years and frequent and often fraught conversations with peers and colleagues who have long worked in the tertiary and health service sectors. While there is a growing body of literature that supports many of the claims here there is also relative published silence around others that are perhaps more contentious. Keywords: nursing practice; nursing curriculum; pedagogy; assessment; evaluation; training

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Publication title

Contemporary Nurse: A Journal for The Australian Nursing Profession

Volume

32

Issue

1-2

Pagination

19-29

ISSN

1037-6178

Department/School

School of Nursing

Publisher

eContent Management Pty Ltd

Place of publication

Queensland, Australia

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Copyright 2009 eContent Management

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  • Restricted

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Nursing

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