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Assignment: Teaching-learning Principles.

Assignment: Teaching-learning Principles.

Assignment: Teaching-learning Principles.

Question Description
Task
Teaching Project Guidelines:

The patient/family teaching project’s goal is to create and implement a teaching plan for a geriatric patient using teaching-learning principles.

The students will be able to: – State the various indications for a specific diet – Explain the scientific rationale for a prescribed diet by the end of the presentation
– Describe diet-appropriate food/fluid restrictions or food/fluids encouraged to meet nutritional needs.

– Explain how to present a brief nutritional education plan to a patient and family with cultural differences.
– Use current research on the nutrition topic.
Requirements:
– For essential criteria, use the teaching experience rubric.
– The paper should be 3-5 pages long (not including title page and references).
– The paper must be typed and formatted in APA style.
– At least two references are required (EBSCOhost).

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