Lesson 1: Foundations of Community Mental Health and Illness Attention Community Mental Health is about COMMUNITY! Learning Outcomes Upon completion of this lesson's material, students will be able to:
Teaching Lecture Community mental health, while conceptually a new idea, has always been at the heart of mental health, and mental illness. Click HERE to read the Wikipedia entry on Community mental Health One of the emerging areas of Community Mental Health is the use of mobile technology for research purposes.
Structure of the Class Each Lesson in this course is going to be outlined in a similar manner as to this one. Each Lesson will have Learning Outcomes, a Teaching section, and a list of Assessment activites that you have to complete. These may include quizzes (questions that you enter directly into Bb through an online quiz), Assignments (these are papers that you create in a word processor and upload to a "Drop Box"), and Discussions (these are online forums where I will ask you to consider and discuss delicate and controversial topics. Special Assignments relate to Essential Learning Outcomes for this course (an institution-wide initiative) It is vital that you participate in EVERY aspect of the course. Some of you might have some challenges related to organizing your time. We have found an app that you might consider.
Assessment Lesson 1 Quiz
Lesson 1 Discussion A In this discussion I would like you to post your Introductory Video. For this task you are going to create a brief introductory video of yourself using your iPad! Reply to each others' posts with questions and comments.
Lesson 1 Discussion B Review the content and structure of the Mental Health Survey Application. How beneficial is this approach to research in terms of us understanding mental health. If you have signed up to participate in any studies, share your experience. To get full credit for the online graded discussions you need to post ONCE to the prompt and reply to at least TWO other students' posts. Your reply posts must be substantive in nature. See the grading rubric in the syllabus for more information. These instructions will apply to ALL graded discussions and will not be repeated.
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