Effect of Using Case Study Teaching Strategy on Nursing Students’ Perception of Teaching Effectiveness

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Abeer Mohamed Abdelkader1 , Aishah Abdulrahman Almefarfesh2

Abstract

Background: A case-study approach in teaching promotes the level of knowledge retention by nursing
students, enhances their critical thinking skills, and expands their problem-solving capabilities.
Purpose: This study aimed to determine the effect of using case study teaching strategy on nursing students’
perception of teaching effectiveness.
Method: Quasi experimental/pre and post-test research design was used in this study
Results: Post-test mean scores were significantly higher than the pre-test mean scores of all teaching
effectiveness domains named space & equipment, classmate- interaction, academic goal, teaching method,
internship & practicum, and course content. Also, a positive attitude towards case-study teaching strategy
reported by the participants.
Conclusion: The implemented case study as a teaching strategy had a significant positive effect on the
students’ perceptions of teaching effectiveness.

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Author Biography

Abeer Mohamed Abdelkader1 , Aishah Abdulrahman Almefarfesh2

1
Professional Title: Assistant Professor, Institutional Affiliations: Faculty of Nursing/Minia University,
2Professional Title: Assistant Professor, Institutional Affiliations: College of Applied Medical Sciences,
King Faisal University

How to Cite

Effect of Using Case Study Teaching Strategy on Nursing Students’ Perception of Teaching Effectiveness. (2020). International Journal of Nursing Education, 12(4), 285. https://doi.org/10.37506/ijone.v12i4.11264

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