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Adaptation and validation of a questionnaire for measuring nursing degree lecturers’ perceptions of using active teaching/learning methods in university education
The training of nursing professionals has grown increasingly complex due to technological and scientific advancements, demanding higher educational quality and fostering critical thinking. The European Higher Education Area (EHEA) has emphasized active teaching/learning methods (ATLMs), which promot
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