Abstract
WORKSHOP WAY® is a scientific educational system that does not leave human growth and academic achievement to chance. It organizes time, materials and strategies in ways that permit students to develop and maintain positive feelings as persons and learners, and to handle new material without fear of failure. It is used successfully in both elementary and secondary schools. This paper presents the application of WORKSHOP WAY at the University level, to a course for adult nursing students reentering the educational process. The philosophy and psychology, workshop orientation, structure of class time and assignments and evaluation are discussed in detail.
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Ideas developed in this paper originate in WORKSHOP WAY books published by The Workshop Way, Inc. for all grades from pre-K to university levels. Further information concerning the WORKSHOP WAY can be obtained by writing to: WORKSHOP WAY®
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Moseley, J.L. Workshop way® in a B.S.N. completion degree course. Innov High Educ 11, 13–24 (1986). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF01100105
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