5: Flashcards
what is the golden rule of communication?
clients are the expert in their own life
=> comm should focus on partnership > hierarchy: active listen ? command
interpersonal comm: main method of..
focus on…
RD. whether verbal or nonverbal.
tone, body langugage, or candence
reinforcement: make sure yr clients u n derstand after u explain it to them
focus on what to do > not to do
2nd communciation competency: non-verbal comm
hint: wearing a lab coat
if good, can reduce client’s anxiety & be responsive to them
also how u present- fashion
what communication competency requires u tb an excellent communicator?
hint: motivate!
counselling skills: listen w.o judgement, explore diff solutions
be theurapetic
use of psycho-social behaviour change theory
motivate (+ fdbk) & confront if actions have bad consequences
3rd value of communication competencies
professional values
ways of ind written comm
hint: 4 ways
note: formal, quick
text: dont talk abt work related things
emails: more formal
letter: for colleagues & advocacy
similarities & differences btw teaching little kids vs older kids
(+) - also food based activities
- also use charac & stories
(-) foster that self-esteem
use simple goal-setting: short term
how to teach little kids
use food based activities: tasting parties, gardening
have play-based learning: should have a mssg. which focus on action > info
i.e eat apple > apple is good
involve their role model
older children
began tb influenced by peers (dependence -> independence)
starting to masteir their cognitive, social, physc skills
who is Ellyn Satter and what does she have to do with little kids?
form food habits tht carry into adulthood
-> tend to have food neophobia, hunger cull, and bond w/ food
-> best to teach Ellyn Satter’s Div of Responsibility
little kids learn best:
when they interact w/ ___: less ___ ____
do things!
ask ____?
enviro / passive listening
why
traits of little kids (2-5 yrs)
hint: hard to distinct btw…
have short attention span
limited casual reasoning skills: can recognize abstract concepts bt can’t extrapolate on them
hard to distinct btw ad vs ent media, other pov’s vs their own
who has chaotic eating patterns, diet quality sinks?
adolescents
avg teen visit fast food res 2-3 times / wk
<30 % adults eat less than 5 servings of f/veg daily
bad bev replace milk: pop
which age group also like to ask why?
draw conclusion based on ___ > ____
older children; likes to theorise & do their lil experiments
1 event > pattern of event
black & yt thinking
motivations are quick & specific: taste good SNAP
can name ___ foods (age range) & ___ them (age range)
some preconceptions abt __ ___: “milk makes u tall”
some knowledge abt ___ ___: e.g
LIL KID
familiar foods / categorise
healthy foods
meal prep: set the table