Teaching and Client-Learning Strategies · NCLEX Exam

Which step in the teaching process corresponds to 'Evaluation'?

Identifying the client's specific learning needs and goals
Planning the instructional methods, content, and materials
Having the client return-demonstrate and assessing performance
Documenting the completed teaching plan in the client's chart

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Correct answer: Having the client return-demonstrate and assessing performance

Evaluation involves determining whether learning objectives were achieved, such as via return demonstrations, and modifying the teaching plan if necessary.

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