Juliane Ryne Rosas

2NU08
1. What have you learned from the different presentations about the:
A. Gender

● I came to the realization that there are cognitive talents and personality qualities
that are tied to a specific gender after attending the group presentation about the
distinctions between gender attributes. As I grew up, my mom taught me that
being a woman is not a disadvantage to being able to do things only a man can
do. She made me believe that both men and women have the capacity to do
things equally. But reading about gender disparities in numerous industries
simply reinforced my belief that there are some things that women are better at
than men and vice versa.

B. Socio-Economic
● After watching the presentation about socioeconomic class, I realized how social
class can greatly affect someone's ability to learn. I saw how hard it was to study
with a lot of destruction, but because you don't have a choice, you endured it just
to be able to learn. It is true that most people with low levels of education and
those who live in poverty find it more difficult to identify health dangers and
inadequacies because they lack the knowledge necessary. In addition, they are
unable to select what course of action to take since they do not fully understand
the size, scope, and severity of the issue, which makes them disobedient to
instructions and less motivated to study.
C. Cultural Attributes of the learner
● One's health attitudes and behaviors are greatly influenced by culture. It can be
challenging to convince people from diverse cultures to adhere to or take into
account the advice of healthcare professionals. Even while you want to give them
factual, scientifically supported information, it's crucial to do it with the highest
respect and care. Nurses must always be respectful of others' values, customs,
and cultures and refrain from pressuring them to accept our beliefs.
2. What do you want to ask, say or suggest to your professor for today?
● Today’s lesson was fun because of the presentation. I hope you are doing well,
sir. Have a great day.