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Students as co-creators of simulation curriculum in higher education
Conference presentation

Students as co-creators of simulation curriculum in higher education

Samantha Edwards, Margaret Barnes, Patrea R Andersen and Jessie Johnson-Cash
Learning & Teaching Week, 2014 (Sunshine Coast, Australia, 01-Sep-2014–05-Sep-2014)
University of the Sunshine Coast
2014
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Specialist Studies in Education simulation curriculum higher education
Academics are traditionally the gatekeepers of simulation curriculum design; however consideration must also be given to students' experiences and expectations of learning. Increasing value is being placed on engaging and empowering student's as active participants in the development of student centred learning initiatives that effectively prepare them for Work Integrated Learning (WIL) (Bovill, 2013). Preparation for professional practice has been identified as a key issue in nursing workforce productivity and retention (HWA, 2013). This presentation reports findings from the first phase of the C~SALT funded 'Students as co-creators of simulation curriculum project', where students are currently engaged as co-creatorsin informing the design of simulation curriculum and learning materials.

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