Principle 9 – Go from simple to more complex.
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Simplify a complex task to facilitate success and independence in people with dementia
Principle 9 Quiz
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This is the quiz for the ninth video. You may attempt the quiz twice. A passing score is not required to continue. However, if you do not pass the quiz on both attempts, we strongly encourage you to review the previous module before continuing to the next.
Principle 10 – Break a task down into steps.
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Learn how an activity or task can be broken down into subtasks to allow for more participation in people with dementia
Principle 10 Quiz
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This is the quiz for the tenth video. You may attempt the quiz twice. A passing score is not required to continue. However, if you do not pass the quiz on both attempts, we strongly encourage you to review the previous module before continuing to the next.
Principle 11 – There is no right or wrong way to do an activity. Think Engagement.
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Discover the importance of engagement during an activity and focus less on correct execution
Principle 11 Quiz
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This is the quiz for the eleventh video. You may attempt the quiz twice. A passing score is not required to continue. However, if you do not pass the quiz on both attempts, we strongly encourage you to review the previous module before continuing to the next.
Principle 12 – Ask for feedback. To end, ask: “Did you enjoy doing this?” and “Would you like to do this again?”
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Recognize the value of feedback in building trust in people with dementia
Principle 12 Quiz
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This is the quiz for the last course video (#12). You may attempt the quiz twice. A passing score is not required to continue. However, if you do not pass the quiz on both attempts, we strongly encourage you to review the previous module before continuing to the next.