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WMSU

WMSU
CHE - ND  Presented By:
Departmen
t   ASST. PROF.
NCM 105-LECTURE NARHUDA H.
UNGA
NUTRITION AND 1
DIET ​THERAPY

• ​Background of the Module:


• The modules provide basic yet updated knowledge necessary for
studying basic Nutrition and Diet therapy for Nursing students and
other Allied Courses.
• The author designed the modules to be in line with the ​course as it
relates to the Nursing course curriculum subject. • These includes
different topics such as Basic Nutrition, Diet Therapy, Recommended
Tools, Nutrition Care Process (ADIME ​Process-ADA Methods),
Nutrition Life Stages, Health and Illness ​(Fitness), and the Filipino
Culture, Values, Practices and Beliefs applicable in Nutrition.
• The author eloquently expressed that all stages of life ​needs food,
nutrition and diet therapy with the nutrition care process ​and how
and what is the relationship to nursing course was defines in this
module.

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• ​Objectives of the Module:
• This module aims to expand, apply ​and
interpret the knowledge, ideas and theory ​in
relation to Nutrition and Diet therapy to the
Nursing Course Curriculum.
• It aims to provide also adequate ​information
and more useful process in terms of learnings
of the subject matter especially in ​this
pandemic crisis. Hopeful to be more fruitful
and satisfying modules readings and write ups
activity work for the duration of Semester.
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Coverage for the First Semester:

THE INDEPENDENT LEARNING PACKET


(ILP)
BLENDED APPROACH:
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Grade Component and Corresponding Weight:


FINAL RATING  
Midterm Grade 40%
Final term Grade ​60%
100%
MIDTERM GRADE  
Midterm Exam 40%
Quizzes 30%
Activity/Seatwork 10%
Individual/Group Work 10%
Assignment ​10%
100%
FINAL TERM GRADE   
Final Term Exam 40%
Quizzes 20%
Seatwork/Group Work 20%
Project/Research/Case Study (Lab.) ​20%
100 %

Grade Component and Corresponding


Weight: ​Sample Grade Computation:  
of  (Pts)  
b)Score 
obtained ​by   
student  
%   
Grade ​(a/b x 
100)  
Percent 
weight ​from   
criteria  
Score (%) 
(grade x ​% 
weight)  

CRITERIA a) Total  Number    Items   


100 80 80 40 32  
Midterm exam ​score  

Quizzes ​120 70 58.33 30 17.49 ​Activity/Seatwork ​70 63 90.0 10 9.0  

Group/Individual Work   15 13 86.66 10 8.66  

Assignment ​18 17 94.44 10 9.44 ​TOTAL ​76.59 

Grade Component and Corresponding Weight:


∙ ​% Score 76.04 has an equivalent point grade of 2.0 (pls. Refer to table above) ​∙
Similar computation will be done for the final term.  
If the student has obtained a grade say… 2.25 during the final 
term, His/her ​FINAL Rating ​will be computed as follows:  
MT grade (40%) + Final grade (60%)  
2.0(.4) + 2.25 (.6) = 2.15. This can be rounded off to the nearest point grade which 
corresponds to 2.25.  
∙ ​Therefore, the student’s final rating is 2.25.  
COURSE REQUIREMENTS:  
∙ ​2 Written Major Exams (Midterm and Final Examination)  
∙ ​2 Hands-On Major Exam  
∙ ​At least 6 Quizzes (3 quizzes midterm + 3 quizzes final term)  
∙ ​1 Project for the final term  
∙ ​Compilation of all exercise (MIDTERM-FINAL)  

CONDITIONS FOR PERFORMANCE EVALUATION:  


∙ ​Active participation in all class activities.  
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∙ ​At least 55% passing in all exams and other graded requirements.  
WMSU
WMSU MISSION,
CHE - ND  GOAL, AND
Departmen OBJECTIVES
t   (VMGO)
Lesson ​01:
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VISION,
Vision, Mission, Goal, and Objectives (VGMO)
Introduction:  

Developing the school's vision, mission, goals and   


objectives with a specific educational outcome agenda are the 
most important steps toward creating a successful program. 
Done well, will give clarity and direction for a school.  

It is vital to a school's success that the teachers/faculty and 


administrators work together toward the same path. Along 
with continue collaborations with all persona involve in the 
Institutional management. And provide a unifying element’s in 
which members performs individually and collectively to the 
achieved the vision, mission, goals and objectives of the   
Institution.   

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Vision, Mission, Goal, and Objectives (VGMO)

Objectives:  
At the end of the lesson, the student can:  
1.Exhibit awareness and appreciation on Vision, Mission, Goals, and 
Objectives ​of the University and Colleges.  
2.Discuss the Timeline of Western Mindanao State University, Zamboanga 
City. 3.Demonstrate understanding of the classroom policies, course 
requirements, and grading system.  
Topic Outline:  
A.The WMSU/College Vision, Mission, Quality Policy, Goals and 
Objectives. B.Course Descriptions of the subjects and its grading system.  
C.Timeline of the University  

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Vision, Mission, Goal, and Objectives (VGMO)

Try this!  
Directions. Discuss the Timeline of Western Mindanao State University. *By 
answering the following question through summative timeline process such ​as;  
-Who started the School?  
-When does the School Started?  
-How does the School started?  
*Timeline from Normal School to College to State University.  
*Timeline from University to Accredited and ISO Institution of 
Western ​Mindanao State University, Zamboanga City.  

Timeline of Western Mindanao State University  


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Vision, Mission, Goal, and Objectives (VGMO)


ahead! ​

Directions. Think Provide the details information on the Vison, Mission, Goals and
Objectives of the College of Nursing.

VISION  

MISSION  
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GOALS  

GOALS 
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Vision, Mission, Goal, and Objectives (VGMO)


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Vision, Mission, Goal, and Objectives (VGMO)


Nutrition and Dietetics Goals:  
The Nutrition and Dietetics Department goal is to develop and produce professionals 
with adequate knowledge, attitudes, values, and skills imperative to promotion and 
maintenance of health through optimum nutrition of individuals and groups.   

Nutrition and Dietetics Objectives:  


1.To provide quality education-geared of man’s nutritional problem and food 
needs ​of society.  
2.To equip students with adequate knowledge, attitudes, values, and skills in 
providing services that can enhance nutritional status of individuals and 
communities.  
3.To plan, organize and manage programs that can answer to identified problems 
of individual and communities.  
4.To initiate research projects based on priority areas that contribute to the 
improvement of individual and community health.  
5.To mold professionals with integrity, efficiency, understanding and respect and   
good human relations in the profession.   
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Vision, Mission, Goal, and Objectives


(VGMO)
See if you can do this!   

Directions: Provide the details information on the Vision, Mission, Goals 


and Objectives of the College of 
Home Economics, Department of Nutrition and Dietetics.  

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*3 Modalities:

Summary:
-Blended learning (Online&Offline)
-Online
-Offline
*Modules for Lectures
*Manual for Laboratory
*Passing Score is 60 to 55%
*Case Study
*Midterm/Finals/Case Study is Face to Face: By Schedule
and will be posted at GC.
Reminders: at least 10 students per Schedule is allowed to
take the exam only.
Goodluck! Godbless!​
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Thank You !

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Department  

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