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CNEP Produces Nationally Recognized Learning Packages
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The need for NEAs' in-service education has resulted in the development of two learning packages. The packages include a facilitator's guide and a videotape that was produced in Oklahoma. The funding for the videotape productions was sponsored by USDA's Food and Nutrition Service and the facilitator's guides sponsored by Oklahoma Cooperative Extension Service. The learning packages are helping the CNEP NEAs improve their skills as nutrition teachers.
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The Learning Journey
Perhaps the largest audience an NEA faces today is the adult learner. Strengthening the learner-educator relationship and developing mutual respect brings a wealth of experience to the learning environment. The Learning Journey reinforces the importance of building these relationships and translating knowledge learned into positive behavior changes.
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Tailoring Nutritional Education to Older Adults
There are more older adults now than at any other time in history. As we move in to the new millenium, one out of every eight (33 million) Americans is 65 years or older. The One Program has enrolled many older adults who receive food stamp assistance. NEAs who understand the aging process and challenges faced by older adults can adapt a teaching style to improve the amount of learning and behavior changes achieved by the older enrolled families. Consequently, CNEP developed the Tailoring Nutritional Education to Older Adults learning package. The learning package has been well received by the nutrition education community in Oklahoma and across the nation. In less than 6 months, nutrition educators from 15 states have ordered the learning package.
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The 24-Hour Food Recall
Nutrition educators have long used the 24-hour food recall as a way to learn about a person's eating patterns. However, a teaching/learning tool to help nutrition educators learn how to conduct an accurate food recall did not exist. Consequently, CNEP developed The 24-Hour Food Recall: An Essential Tool in Nutrition Education which has garnered a "thumbs up" review by the Journal of Nutrition Education. The 24-Hour Food Recall learning package has been ordered by 45 states, 2 territories, and the District of Columbia.
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