利用绘画作为一种积极参与的工具来增强学习者的能力,促进健康主题的教学

Arianna Selagea, Leah A. Lebowicz, Samantha Bond, John Daugherty
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保健方面的特殊障碍和缺乏适当的保健教育使尼日利亚拉各斯的许多社区成员患上疾病,因为他们不知道如何预防疾病的发展、收缩和(或)传播。高血压就是这样一种疾病,由于许多社区成员不能正确地定义血压、其原因以及某些价值观对健康的影响,可能直到为时已晚才被发现。通过教育拉各斯社区了解测量血压和正确解释血压值的重要性,鼓励成员寻求适当的帮助,使疾病的管理更加成功。了解高血压的基础是了解解剖学,这可以通过积极参与的方法最有效地学习,比如画画。目标受众有两方面:社区卫生教育工作者(CHEs),他们是通过西北大学目前的“获得健康倡议”培训的志愿者,以及缺乏卫生保健/信息的低识字率社区成员,他们接受了这些教育。积极参与可以帮助社区教育工作者和打算教别人的类似受众改善学习和保留信息。通过绘画等积极参与,卫生保健人员可以接受教育,并有能力向低识字率社区成员讲授卫生主题。绘画可以应用于所有环境,并且已经发现可以增加知识的获取,保留和解决问题的能力。观看并遵循绘图过程有助于理解结构之间的关系及其功能提供部分绘制的基础图像来完成也有助于通过减少认知负荷和提高最终图像的准确性来学习。通过在视频中加入热身练习和简单的绘画步骤,卫生保健中心和类似人群可以学习如何绘制健康概念,并有权在需要的任何地点和时间使用绘画教育低识字率社区成员。
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Using Drawing as an Active Engagement Tool to Empower Learners and Promote Teaching of Health Topics
Particular barriers to health care and the lack of proper health education causes many community members of Lagos, Nigeria to suffer from diseases because they do not know how to prevent their development, contraction and/or spread. Hypertension is one such disease that may remain undetected until it is too late, since many community members cannot correctly define blood pressure, its causes, and the impact certain values have upon health. By educating the community of Lagos of the importance of taking their blood pressure and interpreting values correctly, members are encouraged to seek proper help to make the disease's management more successful. At the basis of understanding hypertension is knowing the anatomy, which can be learned most effectively using an active engagement method, like drawing. The target audience is two fold: Community Health Educators (CHEs), who are volunteers trained through Northwestern's current Access to Health initiative, and low-literacy community members who lack access to health care/ information and are educated by the CHEs. Active engagement can help improve learning and retention of information by the CHEs and similar audiences who intend to teach others. Through an active engagement such as drawing, the CHEs can be educated and empowered to teach low-literacy community members health topics. Drawing can be applied in all settings and has been found to increase knowledge gain, retention, and problem-solving skills. Viewing and following the process of drawing is beneficial in understanding how structures are related and how they function.5 Providing a partially drawn base image to complete also aids learning by reducing cognitive load and increasing accuracy of the final image. By incorporating a warm-up exercise and simple drawing steps in a video, CHEs and similar populations can learn how to draw health concepts and become empowered to educate lower-literacy community members using drawing at any place and time of need.
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