Which teaching approach is most consistent with adult learning when training community health workers to identify danger signs in pregnancy?
Correct answer: B. Connect the content with cases from their work.
- A. Require memorisation of unrelated definitions.
- B. Connect the content with cases from their work.
- C. Delay questions until the final examination.
- D. Present the same example to every learner.
Explanation
Adults learn better when new knowledge is connected with practical problems and previous experience. Memorisation without relevance and delayed participation reduce active learning.
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