Silas and Grace's group volunteered to go first. In this skit, Grace was preparing breakfast while doing many things she should have washed her hands for.......I will spare you the details. She failed to wash the food as it was prepared and dropped food on the floor before serving it. Her husband, who came into the house from playing is wearing signs that say dirt. He ran in from playing outside, used the bathroom and also neglected to wash his hands.
Susan facilitates the group with flooring the questions and stimulating thoughts while keeping everyone involved.
When Cindy needed to divide the the class in 4 groups, she purposefully told everyone to count off 1-5........a small mathematical problem that continued through the week :)
Kristi is taking notes from the class discussion. She then draws a hand to explain how infection spreads.
Kathy's group discusses alcoholism................here she is role-playing a lady who has lost interest in her children and family and is sleeping in the streets.
Angie's group discusses malaria, how it is spread and traditional thoughts on the illness. Angie is out working in a field and then she gets bit by a mosquito on the arm.............
...............here is Byron, the mosquito. He floated and buzzed around the room before attacking Angie.
Mike and Carol and demonstrating dehydration and how it can affect the body. As Carol pours liquid into the cup, it escapes through a hole in the bottom. This demonstrates how the body can receive adequate fluid through vomiting, diarrhea or fever the fluid is lost and a patient can easily become dehydrated.
It was a very educational day and it was obvious that everyone has learned a lot through the week. We are now able to put into place tools and methods that we have learned to promote adult learning.
We ended the session with prayer, remembering everyone that will be soon leaving for the mission fields.........these include China, Indonesia, Guyana, Guatemala, Nigeria, Somalia and Korea. We pray for God's safety and provision during this time, that we will teach the truth and the message will fall on tender hearts.
Susan facilitates the group with flooring the questions and stimulating thoughts while keeping everyone involved.
When Cindy needed to divide the the class in 4 groups, she purposefully told everyone to count off 1-5........a small mathematical problem that continued through the week :)
Kristi is taking notes from the class discussion. She then draws a hand to explain how infection spreads.
Kathy's group discusses alcoholism................here she is role-playing a lady who has lost interest in her children and family and is sleeping in the streets.
Angie's group discusses malaria, how it is spread and traditional thoughts on the illness. Angie is out working in a field and then she gets bit by a mosquito on the arm.............
...............here is Byron, the mosquito. He floated and buzzed around the room before attacking Angie.
Mike and Carol and demonstrating dehydration and how it can affect the body. As Carol pours liquid into the cup, it escapes through a hole in the bottom. This demonstrates how the body can receive adequate fluid through vomiting, diarrhea or fever the fluid is lost and a patient can easily become dehydrated.
It was a very educational day and it was obvious that everyone has learned a lot through the week. We are now able to put into place tools and methods that we have learned to promote adult learning.We ended the session with prayer, remembering everyone that will be soon leaving for the mission fields.........these include China, Indonesia, Guyana, Guatemala, Nigeria, Somalia and Korea. We pray for God's safety and provision during this time, that we will teach the truth and the message will fall on tender hearts.
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