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Table 3 Joint display of nursing students’ learning perceptions

From: Nursing students’ experiences and perceptions regarding in-class flipped classroom: a mixed-methods study

Learning Satisfaction

Students’ Perceptions

Creating a good classroom atmosphere

Exploration

Interaction and discussion

Helping with learning actively from each other

Arousing my learning interest

Arousing learning interest and enthusiasm

Helping to explore potential

Looking forward to a pediatric internship in the future

Helping me master knowledge effectively

Being more focused and the learning content was more impressed

Learning more professional knowledge and skills

Improving my humanistic care skills

Activating benevolence through immersive practice

Doing my best to save the life

Putting yourself in the patient’s shoes

Communicating with the parents of the patients

Improving my active learning

Thought while learning

Transforming passive learning to active learning.

Improving my clinical thinking

Fostering decision-making skills for nursing interventions based on patients’ situations

Cultivating flexibility

Improving my analyzing and problem-solving skills

Exploring and finding problems continuously

Timely discussion

Solving the problems one by one

Guided by instructors

Enabling real-time interactions between students and instructors

Improving my communication and collaboration skills

Helping with peer-assisted learning

Increasing the opportunities for interactions and discussions