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A nurse is designing a health education programme for mothers at a rural health centre. What should be done first?

Correct answer: C. Assess the mothers' learning needs

  • A. Print the teaching materials
  • B. Select the final evaluation tool
  • C. Assess the mothers' learning needs
  • D. Schedule the closing ceremony

Explanation

Needs assessment identifies the learners' knowledge, concerns, resources, and priority problems before objectives and teaching materials are selected. Starting with materials or evaluation tools may produce teaching that does not match the community's needs.

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