, 김주희
, Ju Hee Kim
경희대학교 간호과학대학
College of Nursing Science, Kyung Hee University, Seoul, South Korea
© 2026 Korean Society of Nursing Science
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Ju Hee Kim serves as an Editorial Board member of the Journal of Korean Academy of Nursing but had no role in the decision to publish this article. Except for that, no potential conflict of interest relevant to this article was reported.
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Author Contributions
Conceptualization: JH, JHK. Methodology: JH, JHK. Software: JH, JHK. Validation: JH, JHK. Formal analysis: JH. Investigation: JH. Resources: JH, JHK. Data curation: JH. Visualization: JH. Supervision: JH, JHK. Project administration: JH, JHK. Funding acquisition: none. Writing–original draft: JH, JHK. Writing–review & editing: JH, JHK. Final approval of the manuscript: all authors.
| Lesson | Topic | Learning content | Time (min) | Teaching and learning methods |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Understanding the concept and impacts of climate change | • To understand the concept of climate change and its impacts. | 45 | Lecture-based learning |
| • To analyze case examples of damages caused by climate change. | ||||
| 2 | Exploring the relationship between the climate crisis and health | • To identify the health impacts of the climate crisis. | 45 | Lecture-based learning |
| 3 | Exploring the relationship between the climate crisis and health | • To connect the phenomena and causes of the climate crisis and discuss individual and social measures to address it. | 45 | Discussion-based learning |
| 4 | Exploring health advocacy activities for a sustainable society | • To examine international agreements and domestic/global policies related to the climate crisis. | 45 | Project-based learning |
| • To explore individual health advocacy practices that can be implemented in daily life. | ||||
| 5 | Practicing health advocacy activities for a sustainable society | • To plan and present campaign ideas for health advocacy activities. | 45 | Project-based learning |
| 6 | Practicing health advocacy activities for a sustainable society | • To plan and present campaign ideas for health advocacy activities. | 45 | Project-based learning |
| Characteristic | Exp. (n=64) | Con. (n=64) | χ2 or t | p |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Sex | ||||
| Male | 28 (43.8) | 27 (42.2) | 0.03 | .858 |
| Female | 36 (56.3) | 37 (57.8) | ||
| Climate-adaptation practice competency | 118.23±18.99 | 124.72±21.49 | –1.81 | .073 |
| Climate-change knowledge | 17.27±2.51 | 18.14±2.92 | –1.82 | .071 |
| Climate sensitivity | 17.22±3.29 | 18.39±4.05 | –1.80 | .075 |
| Reflective thinking | 16.84±3.52 | 17.97±3.70 | –1.76 | .080 |
| Integrative thinking | 15.98±3.97 | 16.72±3.99 | –1.04 | .299 |
| Communication skills | 16.20±3.34 | 17.42±4.13 | –1.84 | .069 |
| Decision-making ability | 17.41±3.48 | 18.05±3.66 | –1.02 | .312 |
| Willingness to act | 17.31±3.53 | 18.03±3.99 | –1.08 | .282 |
| Variable | Pretest | Posttest | Posttest–pretest | t | p |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Climate-adaptation practice competency | 4.79 | <.001 | |||
| Exp. (n=64) | 118.23±18.99 | 138.80±18.33 | 20.56±23.87 | ||
| Con. (n=64) | 124.72±21.49 | 127.53±20.04 | 2.81±17.58 | ||
| Climate-change knowledge | 3.60 | <.001 | |||
| Exp. (n=64) | 17.27±2.51 | 20.66±3.10 | 3.39±3.78 | ||
| Con. (n=64) | 18.14±2.92 | 19.47±3.22 | 1.33±2.59 | ||
| Climate sensitivity | 3.40 | 0.001 | |||
| Exp. (n=64) | 17.22±3.29 | 19.95±3.16 | 2.73±4.64 | ||
| Con. (n=64) | 18.39±4.05 | 18.70±3.21 | 0.31±3.31 | ||
| Reflective thinking | 3.80 | <.001 | |||
| Exp. (n=64) | 16.84±3.52 | 19.73±3.18 | 2.89±4.26 | ||
| Con. (n=64) | 17.97±3.70 | 18.16±3.49 | 0.19±3.77 | ||
| Integrative thinking | 3.43 | .001 | |||
| Exp. (n=64) | 15.98±3.97 | 19.59±3.37 | 3.61±5.00 | ||
| Con. (n=64) | 16.72±3.99 | 17.67±3.39 | 0.95±3.66 | ||
| Communication skills | 4.43 | <.001 | |||
| Exp. (n=64) | 16.20±3.34 | 19.22±3.01 | 3.02±4.27 | ||
| Con. (n=64) | 17.42±4.13 | 17.20±3.90 | –0.22±3.99 | ||
| Decision-making ability | 2.94 | .004 | |||
| Exp. (n=64) | 17.41±3.48 | 19.88±3.04 | 2.47±4.06 | ||
| Con. (n=64) | 18.05±3.66 | 18.53±3.41 | 0.48±3.55 | ||
| Willingness to act | 4.18 | <.001 | |||
| Exp. (n=64) | 17.31±3.53 | 19.77±2.92 | 2.45±3.81 | ||
| Con. (n=64) | 18.03±3.99 | 17.80±3.90 | –0.23±3.45 |
CHAMP, Climate and Health Action Mitigation Program.
Values are presented as number (%) or mean±standard deviation unless otherwise stated. Con., control group; Exp., experimental group.
Values are presented as mean±standard deviation unless otherwise stated. Con., control group; Exp., experimental group.
