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[Teaching training: an important skill for undergraduate students].

Abstract

This work describes the structure of the course "Pedagogical Training" introduced in the new Nursing Curriculum of Minas Gerais Federal University College of Nursing. We believe that attending this pedagogical course provides students with the opportunity to be the active subjects and architects of their own knowledge, which will make it possible for them to deliberately develop their roles as educators and perform in a critical manner in view of the reality of those involved. It can be said that pedagogical training constitutes one of the possibilities to think about, reflect on and construct the teaching-learning process during both the moments experienced in class and those in the fields of clinical practice.

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E A Villa, M M Cadete. 2001. [Teaching training: an important skill for undergraduate students].. https://doi.org/10.1590/s0104-11692001000100008

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