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Why is teaching/learning so important?
1. Joint Commission requirements
2. patients discharged from hospital much sooner
3. Prevent readmissions
4. Most consumers today want to know how to prevent problems
Learning; involves what?
-new information
-skills
-attitudes
-understanding
-values
Domains of Learning
-Cognitive
-affective
-psychomotor
What is cognitive ability
-understanding
-intellectual behavior
What is affective learning?
-express feelings and acceptance toward attitudes, values, beliefs
ie; new diabetic accepts the fact he will require insulin shots every day
What is psychomotor ability?
-acquirig skills that combine mental and muscular activity

ie; new diabetic gives own shots
Types of teaching strategies
-discussion
-lecture
-quiestions and answer
-role play
-demonstration/return demonstration
-practice
-printed materials
teaching can involve more than one meathod
Learning involves different types of principles 3?
-readiness
-ability to learn
-learning environment
Readiness to learn
-physical discomforts
-anxiety level, mild motivates, high prevents
-environmental factors
Other factors to affect readiness
-physical-disease, fluid/electrolytes, nutritional status, medication, level of endurance, physical mobility
Ability to Lean
-developmental stage
-educationl level
-physical ability
-able to perform ADL's
-able to read prescriptions, see color, etc
Learning factors
-room temperature
-need for privacy
-lighting
-noise
-ventilation
-furniture
Teaching
-interactive process that promotes learning
-airmed at changing the way persons can and or will behave
Teaching principles
-teachniques for supporting the principles of learning
-keep pts attention
-clearly state your point
-vary your tone
-use variety of teaching techniques
-use esamples to get your point across
Good times to teach?
-after breakfast
-no visitors
Teaching principles
-stick to the basics
-make the most of your time
-timing
-organization
-maintain attention
-Reinforce content!!!
Teaching Care Plan data column
-physical readiness
-emotional readiness
-experiential readiness
-patient motivated
Implementation techniques to facilitate in learning
-use simple terms
-know subject
-give feedback
-record response
-allow time to discuss feelings
-correct misunderstandings
-demonstrate and practice
Evaluation
Reinforcement and follow-up