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Table 1 Questionnaire items and responses

From: Learning to prescribe and instruct exercise in physiotherapy education through authentic continuous assessment and rubrics

Item

Percentage of positive responses

Agree

Strongly agree

Total positive

1. Exercise prescription assignment provided me an opportunity to practice exercise instruction as a therapist.

64%

23%

87%

2. I am clear about the objectives of the exercise prescription assignment and the expectation in each stage of the learning process.

63%

11%

74%

3. Exercise prescription assignment has increased my confidence in critically analysing situations relevant to exercise progression.

53%

11%

64%

4. Exercise prescription assignment has strengthened my ability to apply and integrate exercise science knowledge.

72%

12%

84%

5. Exercise prescription assignment has enhanced my ability to reflect on my learning strengths and weaknesses.

57%

10%

67%

6. Exercise prescription assignment has improved my ability to provide exercise training advice to individuals with different needs.

66%

15%

81%

7. The online discussion forum facilitated my communication with peers and instructors throughout the exercise process.

28%

7%

35%

8. The Blackboard site (e.g. Timeline) was useful for me to track progress.

53%

26%

79%

9. The rubrics provided clear criteria for each grade level.

54%

10%

64%

10. The rubrics increased my understanding of the expectations of the exercise prescription assignment.

57%

9%

66%

11. The rubric language was appropriate for me to understand.

61%

18%

79%

12. The feedback and guiding questions from instructors and peers facilitated me to think what I have been doing and how the process can be improved.

65%

11%

76%

13. Accessing information and feedback anytime and anywhere on Blackboard facilitated my learning.

66%

15%

81%

14. The peer and instructor feedback improved my exercise prescription and instruction skills throughout the process.

66%

15%

81%