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The Social Determinants of Learning fall into six main domains: physical health, psychosocial health, physical environment, social environment, economic stability, and self-motivation. Within an academic setting, these social determinants of learning can impact the academic progress of students.
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Determinants of Learning Assessment of the learner Learner’s characteristics: Learning needs Learner’s perceptual abilities Motivational abilities or readiness Reading abilities Developmental stage learning style/s Physical abilities Accdg to Haggard: the educator’s role in the learning process is primarily to assess the learner in relation to the 3 factors that affect learning/determinants of learning Learning needs ( what the learner needs to learn Readiness ( when the learner is receptive to learning) Learning styles ( how the learner best learns.) Learning needs
the actual level of performance
know due to lack of knowledge, attitudes or skills.
Identify the learner Choose the right setting Collect data on the learner Include the learner as a source of information Include members of the healthcare team Determine availability of educational resources
Mandatory Desirable Possible
Informal conversation or interviews Structured interviews Written pretests Observation of health behaviors over a period of different times
Allow the health educator to design her teaching plan according to what the client already knows, what he/she still needs to know and to determine the approach, strategy, methods and device to be used Plan, introduce or even manipulate some factors In the learning environment or the learner’s milieu Readiness to learn
teaching situation.
Determine what needs to be taught Find out exactly when the learner is ready to learn. Discover what the patient wants to learn. Identify what is required of the learner What needs to be learned What the learning objectives should be Which domain of learning and what level the lesson will be taught Determine the timing Determine if rapport or interpersonal relationship has been established Motivation Plan for teaching matches the development level of the learner
1. P = Physical readiness Measure of ability Complexity of task Environmental effects Health status Gender 2. E = Emotional readiness a. anxiety level b. a moderate level of anxiety c. support system d. nurses who provide emotional support to the patient & family members go through what is termed as teachable moments. e. Motivation f. Risk taking behaviors g. Frame of mind h. Developmental stage 3. E = Experiential Readiness Level of aspiration Past coping mechanisms Cultural background Locus of control orientation 4. K = knowledge readiness Refers to
Use simple terms Use visual aids & use explicit instructions Use highlighting, color coding, underlining
**4. Teach one step at a time
Organizational factors Linguistic factors Appearance factors