Contrasts between didactic and Deweyan approaches to health education

Article Abstract:

A comparative analysis of stochastic processes and research methods of John Deweyan is presented. The comparison is made to examine human tendency toward health education.

Canada, Science & research, Behavior Theory, Research, Human behavior, Stochastic processes, Dewey, John, Human acts, Human behaviour

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Formative evaluation in health education: an exploratory study of the usefulness of the cognitive response method

Article Abstract:

A research is conducted to find out the efficacy of cognitive response analysis which can be used as formative evaluation tool for health education materials.

Cognitive learning

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Trachoma and health education in primary schools in Tanzania: a pointer to community action

Article Abstract:

The role of primary school teachers, to impart health education on trachoma for school students in Tanzania, is examined.

Management dynamics, Elementary and secondary schools, Tanzania, Elementary Schools, Students, Elementary, Management, Curricula, Company business management, Elementary school students, Trachoma, Elementary school teachers, Elementary school teaching, Educational aspects

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