In 1,500 words, describe the teaching experience and discuss your observations. The written portion of this assignment should include:

1. Summary of teaching plan 
2. Epidemiological rationale for topic (Topic focuses on the prevention of Influenza)
3. Evaluation of teaching experience
4. Community response to teaching (Community consists of hispanic parents of children in a day care center)
5. Areas of strengths and areas of improvement

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Community Teaching Work Plan Proposal

Planning and Topic

Directions: Develop an educational series proposal for your community using one of the following four topics:

1. Bioterrorism/Disaster

2. Environmental Issues

3. Primary Prevention/Health Promotion

4. Secondary Prevention/Screenings for a Vulnerable Population

Planning Before Teaching:

Identification of Focus for Community Teaching (Topic Selection):

The topic selection for community teaching plan is about primary prevention. Primary prevention helps in minimizing the chances of disease occurring before its manifestation.

Epidemiological Rationale for Topic (Statistics Related to Topic):

The increased reports about different diseases result due to a lack of primary prevention. Many approaches can be used to prevent the occurrence of different conditions. If people can learn how to take care of themselves and avoid getting certain diseases, it means certain cases would reduce in the hospital. For instance, prevention against malaria.

Teaching Plan Criteria

The focus of the teaching plan will be on the parents and guardians. This group of people usually have families to take care of and children. Therefore, when taking preventive measures, they must consider others. For instance, while teaching about malaria prevention measures, the program will teach the parents and guardians why it is necessary for sleeping under treated mosquito nets. Other preventive measures that can be applied include taking care of the environment by avoiding dumping and cutting down bushes around the house region.

Nursing Diagnosis:

The nursing diagnosis of malaria will include impaired circulation, which can lead to anemia due to the destruction of the Red Blood Cells.

Hyperthermia due to increased metabolism and dehydration, which are direct effects of the parasites.

Reduced fluid volume due to excessive sweating.

Poor nutrition fewer nutrients than the body needs

Deficit knowledge about the disease, the patients knows little about the disease.

Readiness for Learning:

Factors affecting patients’ readiness to learn include attitude about the disease, ask the necessary queries, open body language, contributes to communication, and shows understanding.

Learning Theory to Be Utilized:

I will apply the Teach-Back theory, which involves asking the learner to explain the concepts as taught. By doing so, I will manage to gauge the patient’s understanding and explain further in areas that may need more clarity.

Goal:

The Healthy people 2020 (HP2020) goal I have selected is to reduce the primary diseases such as malaria amongst the family members, especially children, with the help of the parents and guardians.

How Does This HP2020 Objective Relate to Alma Ata’s Health for All Global Initiatives?

Alma Ata’s Health for All Global Initiatives for increasing the public’s health and increasing US national security through both local and global disease detection, prevention, and management.

Develop Behavioral Objectives (Including Domains), Content, and Strategies/Methods:

Creativity:

The teaching approach will include the Teach-Back theory and fight, flight, freeze, and orient functions. There will be debates through different groups, imagination, and precision throughout the teaching practice.

Planned Evaluation of Objectives

1. The parents will attend the evaluating sessions.

2. Verbally inform the other parents on what they have learned.

3. Ask the questions related to the subject.

4. Keep time, around 30-45 minutes.

Planned Evaluation of Goal:

Evaluation and assessment shall be performed continuously and throughout the teaching period. Critiques from the students are always welcomed.

Planned Evaluation of Lesson and Teacher (Process Evaluation):

The parents and guardians will be asked feedback on the way they were taught throughout the session.

Barriers:

Poor concentration during the session. The teaching approach will assume a story-telling session, and there will be group activities to keep audience focused.

Therapeutic Communication

4.2 Communicate therapeutically with patients.

How will you begin your presentation and capture the interest of your audience?

The presentation will start with an introduction of all the common diseases that are possible to prevent from an early stage before the manifestation of the disease. For instance, malaria, HIV and Aids, diabetes, anemia amongst other common diseases, and how they affect people. The introduction will include illustrations on how the diseases are affecting people, the percentage of those suffering, and the effects of the disorders on different target populations. The introduction of this presentation purposes to familiarize the audience with the idea of prevention and prevalent of the diseases in the region. By doing so, the audience will understand the need for primary prevention, which means they will pay attention to the teaching program. Besides, the audience is likely to invite their friends and families to take part in other applications. By illustrating such occurrences where people are suffering due to ignorance on how to avoid such incidents, it will be a way of seeking the audience’s attention and making them alert and ready for the teaching sessions. People want to know what they are engaging in to be entirely focused. The static and different diseases that can be primarily prevented will be done using images and illustrations, which are easy to stick to the minds of the members of the audience.

Describe the type of activity you will use with your audience to exhibit active listening?

Active learning is one of the best ways to ensure that the audience stays interested in the topic, and the learning process is lively. For this teaching plan, teamwork, practical, and direct engagement by the members of the community will be used to ensure effective learning teamwork will be used in a way that the members of the community will be grouped differently and given tasks to complete. For instance, the learning exams can be done in groups where the staff members can collaboratively answer quizzes that will be issued during the learning sessions. For example, after teaching an ascertain concept, the teacher will issue quizzes about the same that the audience will be required to answer as a group.

Another way to ensure active learning is through practical skills. For an audience to stand out and fully understand the different concepts of primary learning is critical. Besides, learning through practical helps in understanding the concepts in a better manner (Nadelson, Scaggs, Sheffield, & McDougal, 2015). For instance, the Instructor can ensure that every approach learned in class can be put into practice. For example, when it is about preventing malaria, the Instructor can ensure that these concepts are well understood through direct engagement of the audience. After practical exercise, point out random questions about the topic and functional cane for the audience to answer. For instance, what is the best approach to preventing the spread of malaria amongst others?

Describe How You Applied Active Listening In Tailoring Your Presentation To Your Audience?

Through active listening, it is easy to improve the quality of the presentation since one stays open to new ideas. For instance, in case of any problem in the presentation, it is easy to realize since some can probe for more details and understand the mistakes. Through active listening, the presentation will be easy to improve; missing points are easy to identify and further elaboration on critical points. I will also make sure I speak on s loud tone to ensure that the topics and sessions in the presentation are as clear as I want them to sound during the presentation. Besides, playing the work in loudspeaker helps in ensuring that the details are relevant and have the intended message to the audience. Moreover, through active listening, I will manage to add all pertinent information to the presentation to make it easy to understand by the audience.

How Will You Conclude Your Presentation?

The presentation will end with a summary of the major points discussed. For instance, a recap of the essential details will be made at the end of the presentation to ensure that if the audience missed a certain point during the meaningful presentation, he or she could have a general understanding of primary prevention practices against different diseases. The conclusion will also include simple images with few details on the side to ensure that more meaning is given to the session, and the learning process was effective (Nadelson, Scaggs, Sheffield, & McDougal, 2015). Besides simple questions on the significant points will be posed to the audience to find out whether they fully understand the contents in the presentation work.

What Nonverbal Communication Techniques Will You Employ?

The non-verbal communication techniques that will be used in this workshop presentation will include images and signs. Pictures and signs are eye-catching and tend to create a mind that sticks to the minds of the audience (Nadelson, Scaggs, Sheffield, & McDougal, 2015). Images help to explain further different concepts, which are too complicated for the audience to understand through content. Pictures have a better way of elaborating on issues hence making it easy for the audience to understand and stick different concepts in their minds.

References

Nadelson, L. S., Scaggs, J., Sheffield, C., & McDougal, O. M. (2015). Integration of video-based demonstrations to prepare students for the organic chemistry laboratory. Journal of Science Education and Technology, 24(4), 476-483.

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