7:52 AM D O"O. O ?.l 87EditWPS43Assignment IIAugust - December 2021 classQuestion1a) Describe the relationship between Health Promotion and Health Education usingsuitable illustrations and examplesb) How would you use the Tones Equation of Health Promotion and Tannahill Model ofHealth promotion to promote use of Helmets among Boda Boda riders + passengers inKampala city Ugandac) Describe the uptake of COVID 19 vaccination in Uganda or any country of your ownchoice according to the diffusion of Innovations theory, and its implication to a healthpromoteQuestion 2: Refer to further guidance that may be given during Zoom/ Google MeetSessions.Prepare a health education session/ lesson plan (presentation plan or session plan) onany relevant and interesting health related topic of your own choice. Assume the classwill be the target audience and the time given is less than 20 minutes.Note: In your assignment of Health Education Session plan, mention the followingamong others (this may not be all). The following must be some of your subheadings inthe assignment:-Topic you will teachSub topicVenue, time etc etc-Participants characteristics-Problem statement-Objectives of the lesson/ session-Teaching Methods to use-Teaching Aids to use-how you will introduce the lesson/ session- How you will deliver the lessonHow you will conclude the lesson- etc etcToolsMobile ViewShareEdit on PC88

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