New Information Technologies and the Growth of the Knowledge Economy

question 11

Multiple Choice

New information technologies and the growth of the knowledge economy will affect education by:

• A) undermining and ultimately destroying education as a formal institution
• B) shifting the emphasis toward active, lifelong learning in diverse settings
• C) further confining teaching and learning to traditional schools and colleges where the technology is located
• D) transferring educational activities entirely to cyberspace
• E) limiting educational access to the younger, more tech-savvy generation

Understand the evolution of nutrition counseling practices and the impact of technology and research.

Describe the principles and goals of solution-focused therapy within nutrition counseling.

Identify and understand the phases of Motivational Interviewing and their application in brief encounters.

Recognize the significance of building a trusting relationship in nutrition counseling, particularly in brief encounters.