Nursing students' perceptions of tutorial strategies during clinical learning instruction: A descriptive study
Nurse Education TodayPublished 13 September 2010
Anna Brugnolli, Serena Perli, Debora Viviani, Luisa Saiani
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A tutoring model emerged that was centred on learning by experience and with guidance, and ten out of the eleven learning strategies were found to be very useful.
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A tutoring model emerged that was centred on learning by experience and with guidance.
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