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Conducting the Session<br />

Welcome<br />

Welcome participants and introduce any new participants.<br />

Session Overview<br />

Say: “At the end of this session, you will be able <strong>to</strong>:<br />

Describe the importance of choosing more healthful foods,<br />

Identify more healthful foods by reading food labels, and<br />

Choose <strong>to</strong> incorporate healthier eating in<strong>to</strong> your daily routines.”<br />

Review of the Previous Session<br />

Say: “In the last session, we learned about small steps that can lead <strong>to</strong> big rewards. We also<br />

learned that there are more than 50 ways <strong>to</strong> prevent diabetes. Finally, we used several<br />

<strong>to</strong>ols <strong>to</strong> help take small steps in food choices and in physical activity levels. Before start<br />

<strong>to</strong>day’s session, let’s see how everyone did during the past week.”<br />

Check-In: Weekly Pledge and GAME PLAN Food and Activity<br />

Tracker; Barrier Busters<br />

Facilitate a discussion about how group members did with keeping their pledges and<br />

using their trackers and about the barriers they have faced since the last session. Ask for suggestions<br />

from group members on how <strong>to</strong> ‘bust’ these barriers.<br />

After the discussion, say: “Let’s fll in our Individual Progress Charts. This is the time when we give<br />

ourselves stickers for achieving goals, making progress, and needing a helping hand.”<br />

NOTE: This check-in and review activity is the core of the <strong>Power</strong> <strong>to</strong> <strong>Prevent</strong> program and must be done at every<br />

session before moving on <strong>to</strong> new learning material.<br />

Pre–Session 3 Questionnaire<br />

Hand out the Pre–Session 3 Questionnaire (one copy per participant). Based on your experience<br />

during previous sessions, either read each question and answer choice aloud <strong>to</strong> the group or let<br />

the group work in silence. Suggest that if participants would like assistance because they have<br />

forgotten their reading glasses or for any other reason, you (or your helpers) can assist them.<br />

Remind participants <strong>to</strong> write their names (or their initials with their day and month of birth) on their<br />

questionnaires and <strong>to</strong> hand them in <strong>to</strong> you. Be sure <strong>to</strong> collect all questionnaires <strong>to</strong> pho<strong>to</strong>copy and<br />

return at a future session so that participants can see their progress or recognize trouble areas.<br />

NDEP <strong>Power</strong> <strong>to</strong> <strong>Prevent</strong> Session 3 3

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