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close this book Agricultural development workers training manual: Volume II Extension Skills
close this folder Chapter III: Extension resources
View the document HANDOUT II - 3 - A - Information gathering strategy
Open this folder and view contents HANDOUT III - 1 - A - Foreign volunteer services: A host national perspective
View the document HANDOUT III - 1 - B - Assumptions about development
View the document HANDOUT III - 2 - A - Case study
View the document HANDOUT III - 2 - B - A peace corps agriculture extension worker
View the document HANDOUT III - 2 - C - Questions for discussion: Assumptions
View the document HANDOUT III - 2 - D - Effects of the project
View the document HANDOUT III - 2 - E - Different approaches
Open this folder and view contents HANDOUT III - 3 - A - The adverse impact of development on women
View the document HANDOUT III - 3 - B - Cross cultural attitude survey
View the document HANDOUT III - 3 - C - Women of the world: The facts
View the document HANDOUT III - 4 - A - Working style inventory
View the document HANDOUT IV - 1 - A - Agriculture extension
View the document HANDOUT IV - 2 - A - Extension worker roles and their implications
View the document HANDOUT IV - 2 - B - Extension, training and dialogue: A new approach for tanzania
View the document HANDOUT IV - 3 - A - Reaching small farmers (role play)
Open this folder and view contents HANDOUT IV - 3 - B - Extension guidelines
View the document HANDOUT IV - 5 - A - The result demo plot as an extension tool
Open this folder and view contents HANDOUT IV - 6 - A - The use of the method demonstration as a teaching device
View the document HANDOUT IV - 7 - A - Participative & directive training styles
View the document HANDOUT IV - 9 - A - Meetings
View the document HANDOUT IV - 11 - A - Field day check chart
View the document HANDOUT IV - 12 - A - Working within the system
View the document HANDOUT V - 1 - A - Some diseases which are found in Latin America (categorized in terms of how they are transmitted)
View the document HANDOUT V - 1 - A - Mini- workshops (summary of needed materials)
View the document HANDOUT V - 2 - B - Guidelines for purifying water
View the document HANDOUT V - 2 - C - Basic guidelines for personal and dental health
View the document HANDOUT V - 2 - D - Basic information concerning solid waste and excreta disposal
View the document HANDOUT V - 2 - E - Guidelines for assuring foods are clean
View the document HANDOUT V - 2 - F - Basic handout on immunization
View the document HANDOUT V - 2 - G - Antibody creation
View the document HANDOUT V - 3 - A - Description of the three main food groups
View the document HANDOUT V - 3 - B - Requirements, tables, and lists of nutrients & food
View the document HANDOUT VI - 1 - A - Personal stabilizers
View the document HANDOUT VI - 3 - A - Case situation # 1
View the document HANDOUT VII - 1 - A - Group maintenance oriented behavior worksheet
View the document HANDOUT VII - 1 - B - Task oriented behavior worksheet
View the document HANDOUT VII - 1 - C - Observers worksheet
View the document HANDOUT VII - 1 - D - Task oriented behavior/Group maintenance oriented behavior
View the document HANDOUT VII - 1 - E - On U.S. volunteers
View the document HANDOUT VII - 1 - F - Communication skills: Self rating form
View the document HANDOUT VII - 2 - A - The decision- making process
View the document HANDOUT VII - 2 - B - Observation sheet for decision making
View the document HANDOUT VII - 2 - C - A group decision making model
View the document HANDOUT VII - 3 - A - Personal interest
View the document HANDOUT VII - 3 - B - Transferring responsibility
View the document HANDOUT VII - 4 - A - Problem- solving
View the document HANDOUT VII - 4 - B - Patty peace corps
View the document HANDOUT VII - 4 - C - Situation
View the document HANDOUT VII - 4 - D - Case study of a head bund
View the document HANDOUT VII - 4 - E - Management

HANDOUT V - 1 - A - Some diseases which are found in Latin America (categorized in terms of how they are transmitted)

Vehicle borne: (water, foot, formats/inanimate objects)

Typhoid fever

Tapeworm

Roundworm

Giardia

Amebic dysentery

Hepatitis

Fungus

Cholera

Tetanus

Shigellosis

Vector borne: (flies, mosquitoes, other insects)

Leishmaniasis

Chagas' disease (trypanosomiasis)

Hemorrhagic fever

Malaria

Yellow fever

Animal borne:

Rabies

Direct Contact:

Syphilis (sexually transmitted)

Gonorrhea (sexually transmitted)

Leprosy

Trachoma

Yaws

Scabies (sexually transmitted)

Herpes (sexually transmitted)

Air borne:

Tuberculosis

Some of the diseases which are found In Asia and the Pacific (Categorized in terms of how they' are transmitted)

Vehicle borne: (water, food, fomites/inanimate objects)

Shigellosis

Tetanus

Schistosomiasis

Hepatitis

Vector borne: (flies, mosquitoes, other insects)

Malaria

Filariasis

Dengue Fever

Encephalitis

Plague

Direct Contact:

Syphilis (sexually transmitted)

Gonorrhea (sexually transmitted)

Yaws

Hookworm

Polio

Scabies (sexually transmitted)

Leprosy

Herpes (sexually transmitted)

Air borne:

Tuberculosis

LIST OF MAJOR DISEASES AND THEIR GEOGRAPHICAL AREAS OF ENDEMICITY

Some of the diseases which are found in Africa (Categorized in terms of how they are transmitted)

Vehicle borne: (water, food, fomites/inanimate objects)

Schistosomiasis

Amebic dysentery

Hepatitis

Tapeworm

Roundworm

Typhoid fever

Cholera

Giardiasis

Shigellosis

Vector borne: (flies, mosquitoes. other insects)

Malaria

Onchocerciasis

Filariasis

Trypanosomiasis

Direct Contact:

Hookworm

Conjunctivitis

Scabies (sexually transmitted)

Leprosy

Syphilis (sexually transmitted)

Gonorrhea (sexually transmitted)

Trachoma

Yaws

Herpes (sexually transmitted)

Animal borne:

Rabies

Air borne:

Tuberculosis

Some of the diseases which are found in North Africa and the

Middle East (Categorized In terms of how they are transmitted)

Vehicle borne: (water, food, fomites/inanimate objects)

Schistosomiasis

Hepatitis

Giardiasis

Cholera

Tetanus

Shigellosis

Vector borne: (flies, mosquitoes, other insects)

Leishmaniasis

Malaria

Direct Contact:

Polio

Gonorrhea (sexually transmitted)

Syphilis (sexually transmitted)

Trachoma

Scabies (sexually transmitted)

Herpes (sexually transmitted)

Air borne:

Tuberculosis