This health teaching plan aims to promote home sanitation and proper waste management. The objectives are to educate family members on diseases from poor sanitation, encourage questions, and have them understand the importance of sanitation. The teaching activities will discuss waste management, disease transmission, and involve an open discussion. Resources include pamphlets, writing materials, and visual aids. Evaluation will be done through question and answer, and having learners state how their thinking on sanitation has changed.
This health teaching plan aims to promote home sanitation and proper waste management. The objectives are to educate family members on diseases from poor sanitation, encourage questions, and have them understand the importance of sanitation. The teaching activities will discuss waste management, disease transmission, and involve an open discussion. Resources include pamphlets, writing materials, and visual aids. Evaluation will be done through question and answer, and having learners state how their thinking on sanitation has changed.
This health teaching plan aims to promote home sanitation and proper waste management. The objectives are to educate family members on diseases from poor sanitation, encourage questions, and have them understand the importance of sanitation. The teaching activities will discuss waste management, disease transmission, and involve an open discussion. Resources include pamphlets, writing materials, and visual aids. Evaluation will be done through question and answer, and having learners state how their thinking on sanitation has changed.
This health teaching plan aims to promote home sanitation and proper waste management. The objectives are to educate family members on diseases from poor sanitation, encourage questions, and have them understand the importance of sanitation. The teaching activities will discuss waste management, disease transmission, and involve an open discussion. Resources include pamphlets, writing materials, and visual aids. Evaluation will be done through question and answer, and having learners state how their thinking on sanitation has changed.
Malolos, Bulacan COLLEGE OF MEDICINE AND ALLIED MEDICAL PROFESSIONS
HEALTH TEACHING PLAN
Client’s Initials: Age: Date:
GOAL: To promote a home environment that is conducive to health of the family members and compound in the area.
OBJECTIVES CONTENT OUTLINE TEACHING LEARNING TIME RESOURCES EVALUATION
(Cognitive, Psychomotor, ACTIVITIES ALLOTMENT METHOD Affective) (In min.) General Objectives: A. Importance of waste 1. Educate family 20 minutes i. MATERIALS At the end of the health management and members and - Pamphlets - Question and teaching, the family members sanitation compounds regarding (handouts) answer and compound in the area will the diseases and pests - Writing verbalization be able to understand the B. Encourage questions and that can be acquired materials importance of proper waste queries with poor home - Cartolina management and sanitation sanitation. And inform - Visual aids - Learners around the said area. C. The Family members and the family about how states the compound should be able easy these diseases ii. MANPOWER ways in which Specific Objectives: to verbalize their and pests can spread. - BSN 2B Group his/her - State the causes of understanding 3 thinking asthma 2. Open discussion 10 minutes - Skills and affects their - Identify the ways to knowledge of outlook on reduce control breeding the student poor home sites of mosquitoes and - Time, sanitation pests compliance and cooperation of the family members and compound Student’s Name: Group 3
Yr & Sec/Group No: BSN 2B
Clinical Instructor: Mark Jerome M. Delos Santos, RN, MSNc
Prepared by: Mark Jerome M. Delos Santos, RN, MSNc CAMP Faculty
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