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Effect of Cornell Note Taking as a Teaching Techinique in Nursing Education
This study was conducted to evaluate the effect of Cornell note-taking technique on knowledge level, learning motivation and listening skills in nursing students. Research hypotheses: H1. Using the Cornell note-taking technique increases the academic success of nursing students. H2. Using the Cornell note-taking technique increases the motivation of nursing students. H3. Using the Cornell note-taking technique increases the listening skills of nursing students.
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