A nurse educator demonstrates nasogastric tube feeding, then asks students to practise while receiving correction. Which teaching method is being used?

Correct answer: B. Demonstration and return demonstration

  • A. Lecture method
  • B. Demonstration and return demonstration
  • C. Unstructured group discussion
  • D. Silent independent reading

Explanation

Demonstration followed by return demonstration allows the learner to observe a skill and then perform it with feedback. A lecture or reading may provide information but does not directly verify psychomotor performance.

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