Enhancing nursing student presentation competences using Facilitatory Pecha kucha presentation pedagogy: a quasi-experimental study protocol in Tanzania

Author:

Haramba Setberth Jonas,Millanzi Walter C.,Seif Saada A.

Abstract

Abstract Introduction With an increasing number of nursing students in higher education institutions in Tanzania, traditional student presentation pedagogies are insufficient to enhance effective learning. Pecha Kucha presentation is a new promising approach that can improve students’ speaking skills, learning process, creativity, and students’ engagement in learning. It involves the use of 20 slides where each covers 20 s, thus making a total of 6 min and 40 s. The current study will assess the effect of Pecha Kucha’s presentation on presentation knowledge, skills, and learning satisfaction among nursing students in Tanzania. Objectives The objectives of this study aimed to determine the baseline and end-line of Pecha Kucha Presentation knowledge, skills, and learning satisfaction among nursing students. Methods This study protocol proposes to employ an uncontrolled quasi-experimental study design with a quantitative approach among 230 university nursing students in Dodoma Region using simple and stratified sampling techniques. It proposes to employ the researcher-administered questionnaire to assess study variables that arise as students use the Pecha Kucha presentation format to prepare and present their assignments. The study will involve training of research assistants, pre-assessment of study variables, and training, and demonstration of Pecha Kucha presentations format among study participants. It will also involve assigning topics to study participants, submission and evaluation of the prepared assignments, participants’ presentations in the classroom, post-intervention assessment, data analysis, reporting and dissemination of the study findings. Conclusion This study will address and complement the global need to invest in nursing in an attempt to prepare competent nurses who are capable of solving complex health challenges through critical thinking, analysis, collaboration, and effective communication. The study will inform policymakers, health training institutions, and educators about a new engaging, and innovative nursing student presentation approach that enhances students’ creativity, critical thinking skills, and meaningful learning. The referred nursing students’ presentation approach intends to equip the students with survival and life skills in the 21st century in an attempt to meet the global economy and job opportunities. Trial registration It is not applicable as this is not a trial.

Publisher

Springer Science and Business Media LLC

Subject

Education,General Medicine

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