Demonstrations can be conducted in various settings, including classrooms, simulation labs, and clinical environments. They typically follow these steps:
Preparation: The instructor prepares the necessary materials and equipment, ensuring everything is in place for the demonstration. Explanation: The instructor begins by explaining the procedure, its importance, and its application in real-life scenarios. Demonstration: The instructor performs the procedure step-by-step, explaining each action while allowing students to observe closely. Student Practice: Students then practice the procedure themselves, either on mannequins or fellow students, under the watchful eye of the instructor. Feedback: The instructor provides feedback, highlighting areas of improvement and acknowledging correct practices.
