1. When considering the principles of adult learning theory, which of the

following instructional strategies is most effective for engaging mature

nursing students?

 A) Lecture-based teaching

 B) Self-directed learning

 C) Group discussions

 D) Multimedia presentations

 Answer: B) Self-directed learning

 Rationale: Adult learning theory emphasizes the importance of selfdirection in learning. Nursing students who are mature have likely

developed the ability to self-regulate and take responsibility for their own

learning, making self-directed learning strategies more effective.

2. According to Bloom's Taxonomy, which level of cognitive domain

involves the ability to critically analyze a patient's condition and plan

appropriate nursing interventions?

 A) Knowledge

 B) Comprehension

 C) Application

 D) Analysis

 Answer: D) Analysis

 Rationale: The analysis level of Bloom's Taxonomy requires learners to

break down information into parts and understand its underlying structure,

which is crucial in critically analyzing a patient's condition and planning

nursing interventions.

3. In the context of nursing education, which instructional design model

focuses on aligning objectives, teaching methods, and assessment?

 A) ADDIE Model

 B) Merrill's Principles of Instruction

 C) Gagne's Nine Events of Instruction

 D) Kirkpatrick's Four Levels of Training Evaluation

 Answer: A) ADDIE Model

 Rationale: The ADDIE Model (Analysis, Design, Development,

Implementation, Evaluation) is an instructional design framework that

ensures alignment between learning objectives, instructional strategies,

and assessments.