Abstract:
:Teaching-learning environments in nursing education encourage students to think and recall hordes of factual information while checking off a skills list too numerous to mention. In efforts to impart all of this information to students, has the use of imagination been ignored? The author in this column presents a discussion on imagination. First, there is a discussion of the literature, followed by a discussion of imagination in light of the humanbecoming school of thought. A glimpse at the presence of imagination in qualitative research methodologies is also highlighted. The author also presents the limits of imagination, and perhaps, its fading existence in current teaching-learning practices. The column concludes with encouragement toward a greater utilization of imaginative thought in nursing pedagogies.
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Nurs Sci Qjournal_title
Nursing science quarterlyauthors
Condon BBdoi
10.1177/0894318414534491subject
Has Abstractpub_date
2014-07-01 00:00:00pages
204-210issue
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0894-3184issn
1552-7409pii
27/3/204journal_volume
27pub_type
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