Emergency remote teaching: student experiences based on the science of mind, brain, education
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https://doi.org/10.53628/emrede.v10i.962Keywords:
user experience, design thinking, science of mind, brain and educationAbstract
The aim was to co-construct the students' journey in their experience of emergency remoteteaching and to analyze it in the light of the Science of Mind, Brain, and Education. This is an applied
study based on the methodological framework of Design Thinking, carried out with nursing students.
The results express the evaluation of the students' experience with emergency remote teaching, as
well as categories of statements about learning during this period.
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