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Running Head: COMMUNITY TEACHING WORK PLAN PROPOSAL 2
COMMUNITY TEACHING WORK PLAN PROPOSAL 2
Community Teaching Work Plan Proposal
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Community Teaching Work Plan Proposal
Planning Before Teaching:
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Name and Credentials of Teacher::< Enter your name and credentials >
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Estimated Time Teaching Will Last: Approximately 45-50 minutes. |
Location of Teaching: :< Enter location >
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Supplies, Material, Equipment Needed: Whiteboard and whiteboard marker, condoms, pen and paper, a projector and projector screen, and a laptop.
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Estimated Cost: A maximum of 80 dollars to buy condoms and pen and paper. The laptop is owned by the teacher while the screen and whiteboard are owned by the institution.
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Community and Target Aggregate: Teenagers aged grades 9 and 10.
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Topic: Primary Prevention/Health Promotion
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Identification of Focus for Community Teaching
Prevention of Sexually Transmitted Diseases
Epidemiological Rationale for Topic
There is a high tendency of teenagers to take part in active sexual behaviors which results in deteriorating sexual health. Available statistical data on CDC is disturbing (Tumina, Yona & Waluyo, 2021). The most striking facts include;
· Almost 19 million new STDs exist among people between 15-24 years
· 46% of the total population engage in active sex.
· 39% do not use protection during sex.
· 77% do not utilize birth control.
· 8,300 people between 13-24 years in more than 40 states are HIV positive.
Nursing Diagnosis:
The high risk of STD infection has been highly associated with ignorance about STD prevention measures as it is evidenced by teens taking part in active sexually related behaviors.
Readiness for Learning:
• High sexual affinity towards the opposite sex.
• High degree of curiosity concerning sexual bodies.
• Too many enquiries about their body and sex
• Active sexual relationships with others.
Learning Theory to Be Utilized
The learning theory that will be applied is ‘Social Development Theory’. The theory contends that any form of social progress precedes development and cognition and awareness are the end products in any socialization behavior. I strongly believe that the author's biggest influence in their lives is peers. Teens find it hard to run away from their peers. Throughout the teaching process, demonstration and encouraging interactions will be utilized with the hope that the teens will learn more from others. Using the example of Facebook will be ideal because too many youths have been engrained in it. Such examples will enhance the understanding of the proposal’s content.
Goal:
1) Minimize the number of teenagers and young adults with Chlamydia trachomatis.
2) Reduce the rate at which gonorrhea is being spread.
3) Significantly minimize community transmission of syphilis at both primary and secondary transmission stages.
4) Reduce the total number of women having HPV.
5) Minimize the total number of young adults who are suffering from genital herpes.
How Does This HP2020 Objective Relate to Alma Ata’s Health for All Global Initiatives
HP2020 and Alma’s Ata’s Global Initiative are related because they all serve to combat HIV/AIDS and control and prevention of endemic diseases. The fundamental goal of Alma is the elimination of existing health disparities in the United States and the world (Ullah, Muhammad, & Bakhsh, 2020). HP 2020 admits that such disparities are in existence in the US and it recognizes that the transmission and spread of STD are primarily based on behavioral, economic, and social factors of people.
Develop Behavioral Objectives
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Behavioral Objective and Domain
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Content
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Strategies/Methods
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1. Learners will be able to detect and understand the path followed during the transmission of STDs in people with multiple sex partners
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1.STDs are majorly transmitted through unprotected sexual contact with infected people. One person can intend to have protected sex with one person and unprotected with others. The risks are still there and very high. |
1. During the introductory part of the class, an infographic summarizing how different people can be infected will be employed. A video and visual diagram will also be paramount. |
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2. Learners should outline at least two STDs and the major ways through which they are transmitted.
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2. Lecture notes and slides will outline important information on the same. They will list symptoms of these diseases. |
2. Learners will form groups after the lecture so that they will be able to discuss the facts they have been taken through. They will be allowed to factiously interpret these facts. |
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3. Learners to define what abstinence is and discuss at least two skills involved in abstinence.
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3. Abstinence is the act of refusing to take part in active sexual intercourse. This will limit the exchange of genital fluids (Chee, et al., 2021). Refusal skills include; avoiding any tempting situation, saying NO firmly, and use of refusal body language. |
3. The lesson will comprise of refusal skills that will be projected on the board. A role-play scenario will be provided as well. |
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1. Learners to successfully inspect proper procedures and techniques when putting on a condom.
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4. Any condom to be used should be new. The condom should be sealed in the packet. Put on the condom only after the penis is erect and lastly. One condom should be used once. |
4. A video demonstrating proper inspection of the condom and the procedure that is to be followed when putting it on. |
Creativity
· Transmission theory will be explained using a visual aid and infographic diagrams.
· The power slides will reverse teachers’ roles when learners will be engaged in question-and-answer games.
· The use of videos will allow learners to understand the materials well even without memorization details.
Planned Evaluation of Objectives
1. Open dialogue: Chances are there that the abstinence lesson will not be easy for several students. On this note, open dialogue and question-and-answer sessions will yield answers that will determine the mode of learning to be used.
2. Pre-test and post-test of the knowledge that they have gathered. I will ask the learners a few questions about STDs before commencing the lesson to see the kind of knowledge they have in place.
3. Questionnaire: How well was the visual representation in detecting and explaining the spread of STDs? Was the simulation good in enhancing understanding?
4. Pre and Post condom use assessment: Before showing them the video, I will ask the learners about the right ways of using a condom. After watching the video with them, I will ask them if there is something different they can do about the use of condoms.
Planned Evaluation of Goal
· The school and community counselor to be interviewed at the end of the year
· Inquire the number of students who turned up for counseling after the teaching.
· A regular visit to the local STDs clinic and gather information about the impact since the seminar.
· Ask the institutional nurse about the number of students who have come for medical advice regarding STDs.
Planned Evaluation of Lesson and Teacher
· Allowing the teens to fill in a questionnaire about the instructor. The questionnaire will have questions like how effective was the presentation? How impactful was the speaker? How would you rate the instructor? How can the instructor enhance the presentation?
· I would leave a space for comments from the learners.
Barriers
· Presence of disruptive and absent-minded students.
· Possibility of different levels of education, level and understanding, and education levels.
· Feeling of embarrassment when presenting this sensitive issue.
Therapeutic Communication
Introduction
During the introduction, I will commence with a demonstration of the topic and what learners should expect in the whole presentation. I will call a student whom together we shall present. I will ask the other students to sit next to a person they are not familiar with and shake hands. This will allow them to share any private information. an explanation will go hand with physical movements amongst couples. Once shaking is over, I will prank the students that I realized I have obtained STI through shaking hands. I will allow them to discuss the same matter.
Ending
I will stress the major ways through which an STI can be obtained. This will be done using short videos. This is because the short videos have the capacity of hitting the message home with peace. Kids are good visual learners in general.
References
Chee, P. V., Ho, G. Y., Liew, Z. S., Wong, S., & Loo, E. (2021). The Effectiveness of a Pro-Abstinence Sex Education Curriculum in Singapore. retrieved from https://commons.erau.edu/ww-research-methods-rsch202/14/
Tumina, M. S., Yona, S., & Waluyo, A. (2021). The experiences of women from Atoin Meto tribe who performed Sifon ritual in the context of HIV/AIDS transmission. Journal of Public Health Research, 10(s1). Retrieved from https://jphres.org/index.php/jphres/article/view/2337
Ullah, H. Muhammad, & Bakhsh, HP (2020). Online Oriented Classes: Merits and Demerits of the Point of View of Ghazians at Ghazi University Dera Ghazi Khan. Global Educational Studies Review, 3, 175-190. Retrieved from https://www.gesrjournal.com/papers/uKlbFDHKku.pdf
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