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Outcome Based Teaching and Learning (OBTL) Course Design in Introduction to Nursing Asst. Prof. Kader Tekkas Kerman Koc University School of Nursing Content What is OBTL? How it is used? NURS 101 Implementation Course Course of the


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“Outcome Based Teaching and Learning (OBTL) Course Design in Introduction to Nursing”

  • Asst. Prof. Kader Tekkas Kerman

Koc University School of Nursing

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Content

What is OBTL? How it is used? NURS 101 Course Design Process Implementation

  • f the Process

Course Evaluation Challenges and Future Plans

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Outcome Based Teaching and Learning

OBTL is a student-centered approach for the delivery

  • f educational programs where the curriculum

topics in a program and the courses contained in it are expressed clearly as the intended outcomes for students to achieve

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  • OBTL is focused not on what the teacher intends to

teach but rather the emphasis is on what is the

  • utcome from the learner of that teaching is

intended to be.

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Macro

Classroom Learning

Micro KUSON Program Intended Learning Outcomes

Course Intended Learning Outcomes

  • What do I want my students to learn?
  • What do I know about my students?

Teaching and Learning Activities (TLAs) Assessment Methods (AMs)

How can I facilitate that learning? How do I know that learning does happen?

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Lecturing vs. OBTL

Lecturing

  • Teaching: a process of

transmitting content to the students

  • Methods: tend to be expository
  • Assessment: focused on checking

how well the message has been received

OBTL

  • What do I intend my students to be

able to do after my teaching that they couldn’t do before?

  • How do I supply learning activities

that will help them achieve those

  • utcomes?
  • How do I assess them to see how

well they have achieved them?

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What learning process (activity) will contribute to students’ mastery

  • f the outcome?

How can the outcome be assessed quantitatively or qualitatively?

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Purpose of the course Course Learning Outcomes Selecting Outcome Based Learning Activities Determining Outcome Based Assessment Procedure Converting Assessment Into Grades

OBTL Design Process

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Purpose of f the course

  • is to socialize the student to the roles, functions

and responsibilities of nurses.

  • Emphasis is placed on concepts of human-being,

health, environment, health promotion and disease prevention, holism, humanism, human needs, human growth and development, culture and diversity, ethics.

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Course Learning Outcomes (C (CLO)

  • The students should be able to “DO” as

a result of taking the class. Each CLO indicate some sort of “DOING”.

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Course Learning Outcomes

1. Describe the attributes and roles of the professional nurse and the factors that form nursing’s professional identity 2. Define and analyze the concepts of human-being, health, environment, health promotion and disease prevention. 3. Critically examine the importance of culture and diversity as they relate to health care 4. Explain ethical and legal dimensions related to professional nursing practice. 5. Describe healthcare systems and policies related to nursing profession.

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Critique Analyze Synthesis Interaction Collaboration Group work

  • Visual Literacy
  • Needs and Wants

Game

  • Intercultural

Insights for Global Citizens Video, Discussion and Reflection

  • Problem Wall and

Solution Tree

  • Values Bus Stop

Engagements

Self-reflection Interpretation

  • What does

nursing mean to you? Metalog Emotion Cards

  • Letter to Self

Activities

Observation Reflection Interview Analysis Presentation

  • Nursing History

Museum Visit reflection paper

  • Human

Development Interview/Observ ation Paper and Presentation

  • This I believe

essay Assignments

Selecting OBTL Activities

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Selecting OBTL Activities

  • Visual Literacy (engagement),
  • Nursing History Museum Visit reflection paper

(assignment) Describe the attributes and roles of the professional nurse and the factors that form nursing’s professional identity

  • Needs and Wants Game (engagement)
  • Human Development Interview Paper and presentation

(assignment)

  • This I Believe Essay (assignment)

Define and analyze the concepts of human-being, health, environment, health promotion and disease prevention

  • Intercultural Insights for Global Citizens in-class discussion
  • Group work with structured work sheet (engagement)

Critically examine the importance of culture and diversity as they relate to health care

  • Values bus stop

Explain ethical and legal dimensions related to professional nursing practice

  • Problem Wall and Solution Tree (engagement)

Describe healthcare systems and policies related to nursing profession

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That’s how our first class started!

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# Getting to know each other

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Ground Rules: Expectations from their peers

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Ground Rules: Expectations from me

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Needs and Wants Game

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Needs and Wants Game

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What does nursing mean to you?

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Letter to Self Hey future me!

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This I believe!

  • This essay is your own statement of a personal

belief you hold about a topic related to wellness, health promotion, and/or disease prevention.

  • Tell a story: Be specific.
  • Be brief
  • Name your belief in a statement, "I believe.....”
  • Be positive
  • Be personal
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Human Growth and Development Assignment

  • Applying and analyzing lifespan human

development concepts to observations of infants, children, adolescents, young adults, middle adults, and late adults.

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Assessments

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Assessments

  • Grading Rubrics for
  • Engagements
  • This I believe essay
  • Nursing History Museum Reflection Paper
  • Human Growth and Development Assignment
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  • Human

Growth and Development Interview/Observation Group Presentation Grading Rubric

  • Criteria

4-Well done 3-Satisfactory 2-Needs improvement 1-Incomplete Score Overview Confident introduction of roles and contribution; clear purpose

  • verview, and

agenda; relevant and clear background Confident and fluent introduction; clear overview, agenda and background, bur could be more complete or polished Introduction of presenters but awkward, sketchy

  • r unclear
  • verview/agenda

and background No introduction

  • r overview,

background or agenda Organization Clearly, concisely written. Logically, intuitive progression of ideas and supporting information. Clear and direct cues to all information. Logical progression of ideas and supporting

  • information. Most

cues to information are clear and direct. Vague in conveying viewpoint and

  • purpose. Some

logical progression of ideas and supporting information, but cues are confusing or flawed. Lacks a clear point of view and logical sequence

  • f information are

not evident. Analysis Describes interrelationship between developmental domains (physical/social/ emotional/cogniti ve/language/ aesthetic), holistic well-being (including health, nutrition, safety and environment), and adaptive/living skills. Describes interrelationship between developmental domains briefly (physical/social/ emotional/cogniti ve/language/ aesthetic), holistic well-being (including health, nutrition, safety and environment), and adaptive/living skills. Describes only developmental domains and does not mention the interrelationship (physical/social/ emotional/cogniti ve/language/ aesthetic), holistic well-being (including health, nutrition, safety and environment), and adaptive/living skills. Does not describe developmental domains (physical/social/ emotional/cogniti ve/language/ aesthetic), holistic well-being (including health, nutrition, safety and environment), and adaptive/living skills. Rationale Logical reasoning, examples/evidenc e integrated with course references

  • n key points.

Good logical reasoning and examples/evidenc e, but not integrated. Reasoning and examples/evidenc e presented but not well

  • rganized or poor

sources. Little or no reasoning, explanation, or examples/evidenc e provided. Coverage Through coverage of topic Generally through and balanced but Either through but biased, or Very incomplete, significant gaps,

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0-1 Infants First

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all, your choice

  • f

using real life examples by sharing real infants’ videos was so creative. You were free to choose the

  • bservation

and critiquing style and I liked your idea! Your analysis

  • n

interrelationship between developmental domains and well-being and living skills was well done. You analyzed the infants’ life skills and characteristics based

  • n

Erickson’s and Piaget’s theory. However, you haven’t covered Freud’s theory. I think you had good logical reasoning and your examples were integrated with course references. Your conclusion during presentation and in report was good! Things to improve:

  • You

couldn’t use time effectively so you couldn’t have time for reflection, to ask question and create a discussion in class.

  • Please

use time effectively and create a discussion You did not interact with your friends. Pay attention for interactive presenting Be self confident! Do not speak with monotone voice! Please rehearse before the presentation day not have any technical problems!

  • Your

presentation rubric score is attached. Your presentation score is 73 (50%

  • f

presentation score) Your report score is 90 (50%

  • f

your report score) Instructor’s sum up evaluation score is 82 Please see below for peer evaluation, self evaluation and

  • instructor’s

evaluation

  • Peer

Evaluatio n

  • Peer

Evaluation (%25) Self Evaluatio n Self Evaluatio n (%25) Instructor 's Evaluatio n

  • Instructor

's Evaluatio n (%50) Final Score Yeşim Çetin 71,8 17,95 71 17,75 82 41 76,7 Merve Özgölet 71,8 17,95 71 17,75 82 41 76,7

  • Your

score for this assignment is

  • 77
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6-12 ages

  • First
  • f

all, you covered all the topics very well. Your examples were integrated with course references. I think you did a good job in making

  • bservation

in the primary school. I liked the idea

  • f

taking photos

  • f

6-12 aged child and supporting the developmental domains with those photos. Well done!!! During your presentation, you described the terminology very well. During you presentation

  • ne
  • f

you friend used humor and drew attention from the audience which was good! You used time effectively and had time to start for discussion! Well done! Your report was

  • rganized

based the guidelines! You analyzed all

  • f

the developmental aspects very well. You interacted with your friend before starting to your presentation which was good however, you haven’t provide enough time for your friends to think about the question and answer. Please provide more time for your friends to think about it in your next presentations.

  • Things

to improve:

  • Create

more time for interaction. Your slide background color and font were similar, so it made hard to read the slide. Use contrast colors, next time. You had a brief introduction. Do not forget to talk about your

  • utline
  • f
  • r

your plan for the presentation.

  • Your

presentation rubric score is attached. Your presentation score is 97,5 (50%

  • f

presentation score) Your report score is 95 (50%

  • f

your report score) Instructor’s sum up evaluation score is 96,25 Please see below for peer evaluation, self evaluation and

  • instructor’s

evaluation

  • Peer

Evaluation

  • Peer

Evaluation (%25) Self Evaluation Self Evaluation (%25) Instructor's Evaluation

  • Instructor's

Evaluation (%50) Final Score

  • Aleyna

Özkan 90,2 22,55 98 24,5 96 48 95,05 95 İrem Engin 90,2 22,55 96 24 96 48 94,55 95 Pelin Akyürek 90,2 22,55 98 24,5 96 48 95,05 95

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12-18 yo Adolescence

  • Firstly,

you had a good introduction and described the

  • utline

well.

  • You

described background information about adolescence. I think it was helpful. The interaction with your friends at the beginning

  • f

your presentation was good. I liked the videos that supports the theoretical information. For example, comparing two developmental stage (6-12 and 12-18) was well

  • rganized

to show the differences. I wish you had presented your

  • bservations

about the high school students throughout the presentation. You could have

  • rganized

your presentations by focusing

  • n
  • nly

your

  • bservations

and interviews at high school. you could not have enough time for Q&A section ( you had

  • nly

1 minute!). Discussion is

  • ne
  • f

the most essential part

  • f

a presentation to have feedback and reflections. For the Q&A section, you haven’t have any prepared questions

  • n

key areas. Your report was well

  • rganized

in terms

  • f

balanced treatment

  • f

perspectives. However, you did not described the environment that you made your

  • bservation.

Also, you did not share the examples in your report that you used in your presentation.

  • Things

to improve:

  • Don’t

speak too fast.

  • Some
  • f

you had limited eye contact, maintain eye contact with the audience while you are presenting! You asked some questions to your friends but did not wait enough time to receive the answers because

  • f

having limited time.

  • Please

rehearse before the presentation day not have any problems! Use time effectively.

  • Your

presentation rubric score is attached. Your presentation score is 87,5 (50%

  • f

presentation score) Your report score is 85 (50%

  • f

your report score) Instructor’s sum up evaluation score is 86.25 Please see below for peer evaluation, self evaluation and

  • instructor’s

evaluation

  • Peer

Evaluation

  • Peer

Evaluation (%25) Self Evaluation Self Evaluation (%25) Instructor's Evaluation

  • Instructor's

Evaluation (%50) Final Score

  • Dilara

Şengül 83,2 20,8 90 22,5 86 43 86,3 86 Dilara Kanak 83,2 20,8 88 22 86 43 85,8 86 Serena Özabrahamyan 83,2 20,8 90 22,5 86 43 86,3 86

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Pre and Post Course Evaluation

Pre-Course Knowledge Level Evaluation Date: Using a scale of 1-10 where 1 means “very little” and 10 means “very much”, please rate your knowledge level on the following items (Place circle the number to indicate your rating)

  • 1. History of nursing and nursing education
  • 2. Current status of nursing as a profession
  • 3. Concept of nursing
  • 4. Nursing theories/models and theorists
  • 5. Professional roles and responsibilities of

nurses

  • 6. Life-long learning in nursing
  • 7. Humanism in nursing
  • 8. Holism in nursing
  • 9. Professional identity and professionalism
  • 10. Concept of human being
  • 11. Basic human needs
  • 12. Human growth and development across the

life-span

  • 13. Concept of health and disease
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3.1 8.5 1

Current status of of nursing as a profession

Series1 Series2

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3.1 8.6 1

Professional identity and professionalism

Series1 Series2

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3.7 8.3 1

Concept of nursing

Series1 Series2

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4.5 8.4 1

Professional roles and responsibilities

Series1 Series2

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1.4 8.5 1

Holism in nursing

Series1 Series2

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4.7 9.1 1

Humanism in nursing

Series1 Series2

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3.2 8.6 1

Health promotion and disease prevention

Series1 Series2

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3.6 8.7 1

Human growth and development across the life-span

Series1 Series2

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3.9 8.5 1

Ethics and ethical decision making in nursing practice

Series1 Series2

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0.0 2.0 4.0 6.0 8.0 10.0 1 3 5 7 9 11 13 15 17 19 21 23

Pre-course evaluation vs. Post-course evaluation

Series2 Series1

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Written qualitative evaluation from students

  • Slides
  • Assignments
  • Museum visit
  • Engagements and

activities

  • Handouts
  • Me 
  • Slides
  • Course textbook
  • Course hour-breaks
  • Blackboard
  • Number of assignments
  • Midterm or study-sheet
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Challenges and future plans

  • Presentation skills
  • Samples for assignments
  • Studying for the final exam
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  • What do I intend my students to be able to do after

my teaching that they couldn’t do before?

  • The students should be able to “DO” as a result of

taking the class.

KUSO N PO

Ethic Communication Care and technology Life-long learning Leadership

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That’s how our class ended!

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I would like to thank to KUSON faculty and my students for their contributions in designing and having this course together Special Thanks to KOLT Office Murat Sozer Zuhal Zeybekoglu Ferhat Cagan Saliha Akbas