Simulation-Based Learning

Authors

  • Warangkana Khumsuk Instruction Faculty of Education Silpakorn University
  • Maream Nillapun Dean of Faculty of Education Silpakorn University

Keywords:

Fidelity Simulation Based Learning, Learning Management

Abstract

Simulation-based learning is a virtual learning management which simulate real-world situations for learners. Virtual scenarios help learners learn and face problems in the situations that are close to reality. Outcomes from learning obtained from teaching and learning using simulations are: 1) Knowledge, the knowledge obtained will be based on the learning objectives or experiences provided to the learners; 2) Learner satisfaction, it is the response of learners to learning activities and learning environment; and 3) Self-confidence, it is a critical component of clinical decision making and essential for quality nursing practice. Simulation-based learning will help the learners have greater self-confidence especially in their critical thinking and problem-solving abilities. Self-confidence will affect the ability to show the correct skills of the learners. This article aims to review knowledge about virtual learning management.

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Published

2021-04-26