NRS 425 Week 5 Community Teaching Project – Part 6

NRS 425 Week 5 Community Teaching Project – Part 6

 Reflection on the Community Teaching Presentation

The Community Teaching Errand focused on chipping away at the understanding of disaster the supervisors and the status of the Rescue Mission of El Paso’s destitution stricken (Castañeda et al., 2020). This reflection looks at the teaching presentation underlining the pieces of strength, deficiency, and investigation systems.

Strength of the Presentation

The key persuading point of view that should be reviewed is the useful direction of the show. The mix of imagining activities and reenactments was especially significant, it assisted with absorbing the crowd the disaster reaction stages. These were solid in assisting individuals with grasping the message but were essential in supporting people in holding. Unequivocally precisely true to form, there was more appreciation for the educational activity segments of the show, where individuals from the crowd could fan out simple to-follow plans and for rise packs and correspondence plans (Gin et al., 2022). This point was extremely persuading in this show since it made it useful and meanwhile enthralling.

Area of Opportunity for Improvement

One need was the hardship of comparability of material to a given out minority in the dejection stricken subgroups. The data introduced concerned general contemplations of catastrophe status, yet one region that was dismissed was the manner by which individuals with families who have young people or an individual with a lack would have the choice to finish these systems (Guidry-Grimes et al., 2020).

It would have made the substance impressively more huge and persuading in the manner it passed on the planned message. Further, utilizing more delineations and making direct data more justifiable may add to the way that all people, merging students with lower capability, may get the messages, when in doubt, benefits out of the material. In particular, it uncovered how the substance can be normal in the most effective way to appear at the organized targets.

Evaluation Tool Used

For input, an evaluation tool was used that integrated an autonomous questionnaire. The questionnaire consisted of various decision questions, which had a scale from 1 to 5. All questions considered free-response addresses with the objective that people can completely offer their perspective. Concerning the exploration information collection, different decision and Likert scale questions were used to check clearness, importance, and interest in the presentation.

Open questions were used to gather more obvious information and considerations (Nicol, 2021). This broad evaluation tool gave a rich evaluation of the presentation. A few cutoff focuses mentioned by the audience were concerning the conveyance and suitability of the presentation. The application of different questions made the investigation truly moving and covered both the quantitative and the emotional pieces of the audience’s understanding.

Audience and Stakeholder Comments

The reception by the audience and stakeholders was significant in offering their points of view on the presentation. A portion of individuals inspected satisfaction with the presentation style and plan. While explicit badge of recognition the session and saw the common sensation of the activities. The ability to understand the speaker and survey the focal issues was consistent among the audience.

Importance of Additional Educational Sessions and Community Experience

They stayed aware that additional educational sessions should be held, highlighting the benefit of seeing and acquiring more basic community-related experiences (Ryan et al., 2020). Countless the audience people relatively mentioned that there is a hankering for a higher proportion of illustrations and more critical explanations of the given contemplations. The reaction was for the most part certain, with express comments that will demonstrate obliging in reviving coming about efforts to teach.

Conclusion

Evaluation of the community teaching presentation has moreover given bits of information into the progression of the presentation, and likely improvements. A few advantages emerged, including the effortlessness and the customary thought of the concept. At the same time, areas for improvement consolidated a misfortune of content expected for the review population as well as layouts used during the preparation.

The examination procured through the post-presentation evaluation tool will be significant in any strong presentations as they will be more attractive than the beyond ones. These outcomes have focused on the need to continuously try and change to address the necessities of the audience such a lot of that will impel even more exceptional community teaching-focused endeavors.

References

Castañeda, E., Smith, B., & Vetter, E. (2020). Hispanic health disparities and housing: Comparing measured and self-reported health metrics among housed and homeless Latin individuals. Journal of Migration and Health1–2, 100008.

https://doi.org/10.1016/j.jmh.2020.100008

Gin, J. L., Levine, C. A., Canavan, D., & Dobalian, A. (2022). Including homeless populations in disaster preparedness, planning, and response: A toolkit for practitioners. Journal of Public Health Management and Practice28(1), E62.

https://doi.org/10.1097/PHH.0000000000001230

Guidry-Grimes, L., Savin, K., Stramondo, J. A., Reynolds, J. M., Tsaplina, M., Burke, T. B., Ballantyne, A., Kittay, E. F., Stahl, D., Scully, J. L., Garland-Thomson, R., Tarzian, A., Dorfman, D., & Fins, J. J. (2020). Disability rights as a necessary framework for crisis standards of care and the future of health care. Hastings Center Report50(3), 28–32. https://doi.org/10.1002/hast.1128

Nicol, D. (2021). The power of internal feedback: Exploiting natural comparison processes. Assessment & Evaluation in Higher Education46(5), 756–778. https://doi.org/10.1080/02602938.2020.1823314

Ryan, B., Johnston, K. A., Taylor, M., & McAndrew, R. (2020). Community engagement for disaster preparedness: A systematic literature review. International Journal of Disaster Risk Reduction49, 101655.

https://doi.org/10.1016/j.ijdrr.2020.101655

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