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Lesson Plans

Overview

Students will use the free online coding program, Scratch, to learn the basics of coding and how to use blocks and animations to create an animated animal. Students will show how an animated animal will receive, process, and respond to information using its senses. The students will go through a series of coding steps to create a background and make an animal move and change according to factors in its environment.

This lesson plan was created as a result of the Girls Engaged in Math and Science, GEMS Project.

Grade(s)

4

Learning Resource Type

Lesson Plan

Objectives

Primary Learning Objectives

Students will collaborate with others to create an animated animal that receives, processes, and responds to information using its senses.

Students will identify errors in coding algorithms to create a working program.

Students will use the basic features of digital tools to communicate key ideas and details in a way that informs.

Overview

This lesson provides a formative assessment of previously mastered concepts and skills. Students in the Health Science Internship Course or completing the Certified Patient Care Technician or Certified Nursing Assistant training programs should be proficient in analyzing a patient encounter as well as applying skills and knowledge to formulate a plan. Students will complete a pre-learning activity and pre-briefing before the simulation experience. A structured debriefing follows the simulation experience and serves as a formative assessment. This lesson will focus on standard and transmission-based precautions as well as communication skills.  

Learning Resource Type

Lesson Plan

Objectives

Primary Learning Objectives

  1. Students will explain the concepts of standard and transmission-based precautions in relation to patient encounters and the prevention of disease transmission.

Overview

This lesson is part of the Nurse Aide Training or Patient Care Technician Course. Students will be able to proficiently perform height and weight measurement skills as outlined by the Nurse Aide or Patient Care Technician Certification. Students will also understand the importance of assessing and analyzing these measurements. This lesson plan could also be used to teach Course of Study Standard #1 in the Health Science Internship Course.

Learning Resource Type

Lesson Plan

Objectives

Primary Learning Objectives

Students will be able to: 

1. Explain the importance of monitoring and recording height and weight.

2. Apply knowledge and interpret data when monitoring and recording height and weight. 

3. Demonstrate how to monitor and record height and weight.

4. Understand why accurate weight measurements are important.

5. Describe the different ways a patient's weight and height can be obtained.

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