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April 18, 2026British Journal of Nursing0 citations

Storytelling as a pedagogical approach in nursing education

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PAPaul John AlegadoHKHayley Knickenberg

Key Points

  • The article aims to explore the effectiveness of storytelling as a teaching strategy in nursing education.
  • Reflective analysis based on personal teaching and learning experiences
  • Examination of engagement, compassion, and professional identity themes
  • Discussion on the benefits of storytelling in nursing
  • Analysis of emotional intelligence development
  • Storytelling improves student engagement and participation in learning
  • It fosters compassion and understanding in nursing practice
  • The approach supports the development of professional identity and resilience among nursing students

Abstract

In this article, the authors reflect on storytelling as a teaching strategy from their shared perspectives as practising lecturers in the preregistration nursing programme. Grounded in their teaching and learning experiences, they examine three interrelated themes: storytelling as a tool for developing engagement and participation, cultivating compassion, and sustaining professional identity and resilience. They argue that storytelling not only enhances cognitive learning but also nurtures the values and emotional intelligence pivotal to compassionate nursing practice.

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Alegado et al. (2026) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/69e3207940886becb653f977https://doi.org/10.12968/bjon.2025.0329
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