Sentence examples for simulation for students from inspiring English sources

Pasco-Hernando Community College nursing faculty designed a role-playing home care simulation for students.

As little research concerning use of simulation to evaluate student competency can be found, an established guide such as Scriven's Key Evaluation Checklist can provide a solid backbone for nursing faculty designing a simulation for student evaluation.

"We felt the technology developed from the DARPA Robotics Challenge (DRC) could be useful simulations for students, who could access the data and software on powerful Linux servers one day, and leverage the resources in a cloud setting," he said.

Every medical school should address this in its curriculum, along with medical simulation training for students.

It took place in the training and simulation center for students (STÄPS) at the Georg-August University Medical School and was videotaped for later analysis.

The evidence-based approach of this study reveals the applicability of human behavior simulation for the students' iteration and in-depth learning in the search for an optimal match between built environments and human activities in architectural design.

Even though medical education using simulation for medical students is increasing and suggests positive outcomes, little is known about factors associated with the performance of advanced life support simulation.

Perhaps we could use avatars (or whatever those critters are called) for classroom simulations for teaching students how to deal with divisive issues.

This study aimed to evaluate a learning intervention in palliative care using a low-fidelity clinical simulation for undergraduate nursing students from a Spanish university, based on the analytics of their expectations and learning objectives.

Debriefing following a simulation experience provides opportunities for students to analyze and begin to reflect upon their decisions, actions and results.

Simulation provides an opportunity for students to address preconceived notions and expectations [ 36].