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Cheng,L. (2025). Application of BOPPPS Teaching Mode in Internal Medicine Nursing Education. Journal of Education and Educational Policy Studies,3(1),58-61.
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Application of BOPPPS Teaching Mode in Internal Medicine Nursing Education

Lin Cheng *,1,
  • 1 Trinity University of Asia

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https://doi.org/10.54254/3049-7248/2025.21628

Abstract

This article mainly elaborates on the application progress andeffectiveness of BOPPPS teaching mode in the teaching of internal medicine nursing. The BOPPPS model divides the teaching process into six stages: introduction, objectives, pre-test, participatory learning, posttest, and summary, aiming to enhance teaching effectiveness and student engagement in learning. The article introduces the introduction, optimization, and innovation of the BOPPPS model in internal medicine nursing, as well as its application and evaluation feedback in practical training courses. Through case analysis and practical experience, it has been proven that the BOPPPS model can effectively stimulate students' interest in learning, improve their practical operation ability and comprehensive quality, and has been highly praised by students and teachers, demonstrating broad application prospects.

Keywords

BOPPPS teaching mode, internal medicine nursing, nursing teaching

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Cheng,L. (2025). Application of BOPPPS Teaching Mode in Internal Medicine Nursing Education. Journal of Education and Educational Policy Studies,3(1),58-61.

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Journal:Journal of Education and Educational Policy Studies

Volume number: Vol.3
ISSN:3049-7248(Print) / 3049-7256(Online)

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