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V.
Home Hygiene instruction: 1. Number of classes visited. 2
case
MOLK
B
2. Is there a suitable classroom? classes held in the school house
(b
TO
a. Sufficient equipment for teaching and practice by students? yes she requires
S :
b. Is setting and equipment attractively and effectively arranged? students the
to
a
c. Is attention paid to the details of light, heat and ventilation? bring
equipment , and for the most part make the quipment.
III
VI.
Teaching ability:
1. Individual and family.
-
L
0: Home
-
2. Home Hygiene class
yes
7
a. Does she give evidence of having planned her lessons?
b. Does she express herself clearly? yes
a
1
c. Is there student participation? very nuch so.
2° rocsy cuebpei
VII. Records: 1. Promptness, 2. Completeness, 3. Neatness, 4. Use made of them.
a. Public Health Nursing
Her nome hygiene reports are kept neet and complete.
III
b. Home Hygiene Instruction (To be supplemented by Service)
VIII. Condition of 1. Office, 2. Car, 3. Bag, 4. Supplies, 5. Classroom.
H. D. A.
has used her robon as the office , however Miss Todd/offered her office
ybbLoscy
IX.
General appearance: 1. Health, 2. Posture 3. Uniform 4. Grooming
looks healthy1 good posture, werasithe grey uniform and looks well in
looks very nice :in street cbothes. MOL)' 0° ENPITO
TOA
ço secnue
X.
Personality
Miss Dalton has a pleasing personality, is quiet and refined, and is well liked
be the country people.
go
cuebper
01,
geg qroae no
XI. Remarks.
Miss Dalton is a very hard worker and puts over her project. Thore is only one
falut , her english is very poor, This was the only complaint Mrs. Jones made mil
about her. Itm is the commom expressionswhich are so noticeable
HEVTILH MOB2MO HOWE HACIEME
Date November , 1932
Signature Ruth E. Mettinger
LIE BEC Title. Nursing Field Representative
2
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