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    The teaching effects in physiology by concept mapping strategy in

    junior college nursing students

    Hui-Chuan Hung1 Shiah-Lian Chen

    2 Chung-Huang Tsai

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    1Associate Professor, Department of Nursing, National Taichung University of Science and Technology

    2Professor, Department of Nursing, National Taichung University of Science and Technology

    3Attending Doctor, Department of Family Medicine, Chung-Kang Branch, Cheng Ching Hospital/ Assistant

    Professor, Tunghai University Sports Recreation and Health Management Continuing Studies-Bachelor's Degree

    Completion Program,

    *Corresponding Author

    Abstract

    The purpose of this study was to explore the teaching effects of physiology by concept

    mapping in developing critical thinking ability and self-directed learning. Study was designed

    with a sample being drawn from a group in first-year junior college nursing students. Students

    in the experimental group were taught to use concept mapping in their physiology lectures.

    And students in the control group were taught by means of traditional methods. The long-term

    study was conducted for 18 weeks. And the short-term study was conducted for 9 weeks first,

    and then the concept mapping intervention was changed between control and experimental

    groups. After that the students got on another 9 weeks training courses. Both parts of the

    studies had shown consistently better overall self-directed learning than before. In particular

    the performance of effective learning was increased significantly in both control and

    experimental groups. However, the critical thinking ability was shown statistically

    significantly lower in experimental group than in control group in the long-term study. But

    this interference was not shown in the short-term study. The present study revealed that

    concept mapping is an effective tool to improve students self-directed learning. However, the

    interference in critical thinking ability was found in the long-term study, which suggest that

    the elevation of critical thinking needs more than concept mapping intervention. Other

    teaching skills and tools should be involved in physiology teaching.

    Keywords: concept mapping, physiology, self-directed learning, critical thinking, nursing

    education

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