Helping Health Workers Learn: A Book of Methods, Aids, and Ideas for Instructors at the Village Level
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Helping Health Workers Learn: A Book of Methods, Aids, and Ideas for Instructors at the Village Level
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Helping Health Workers Learn is an indispensable resource for all health educators. This heavily illustrated book shows how to make health education engaging and effective, while emphasizing a people-centered approach to care. It also presents strategies for effective community involvement through participatory education. Topics include
- activities for mothers and children
- tips for using theater, flannel-boards, and other techniques
- strategies for producing low-cost teaching aids
- and how to build on a community's traditions, experiences, and strengths
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