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2.4 Thursday Morning (Continued)
HESP Content
100% Village Health Committee Formation
100% Village Inspection
100% Recording and Reporting
75% Village Health Committee Training
75% Water-related Diseases - Identification,
Treatment, Prevention
50% Co-ordination with the health groups and
government departments
40% Health Education
25-50% Sanitation Technology
25% Follow-up Visits
Content was contrasted with methods. Group identified
methods used in this training and in the National
Seminar they had attended the previous month.
To become more familiar with certain methods, the
group was formed into pairs. Each pair took one
of the following group of methods, researched the
identified resources, prepared a 10 minute sample of
the method and guidelines for trainers in using the
methods.
As each of these methods were presented, the discussion
that followed included listing the advantages and
disadvantages of each method. A sample of participant
developed material follows:
Discussion Groups
Guidelines for Trainers
- Welcome informally
- Make participants feel at ease
- Sit in a circle
- Keep on the subject
- Do not interrupt
- Utilize group resources
- Get group participation
- Be open and friendly
- Laugh with people, but not at them
Advantages
- Can share ideas, experiences, and skills
- Can learn what they know
- Can build from what they know
- Can identify problems that they feel
- Involve the members
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