"The Missing Link” Teachers’ Knowledge and Application of Debriefing Practices: A Nominal Group Technique approach
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Nominal Group Technique, Debriefing.Abstract
This study utilizes the Nominal Group Technique (NGT) to identify gaps in Malaysian teachers' knowledge of the debriefing process, a vital pedagogical tool for enhancing student learning. Findings indicate that while 90.48% of educators understand debriefing goals, only 66.67% feel adequately trained, highlighting a critical need for professional development. Additionally, 95.24% believe debriefing improves student comprehension and critical thinking. This disconnect between understanding and practice underscores the significance of targeted training and institutional support. Thus, further research is recommended to explore effective training modules, ultimately aiming to enhance the effectiveness of debriefing and improve educational outcomes.
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