Students in a Nutrition and Diet Therapy class will give a food presentation on a meal they have prepared for a specific medical condition. They will be evaluated on the nutritional value and appropriateness of the diet for the assigned condition, their ability to defend the meal choice, the food presentation, and the economic value. The grade from the food presentation will be equivalent to their final exam grade in the Nutrition and Diet Therapy Laboratory course.
Students in a Nutrition and Diet Therapy class will give a food presentation on a meal they have prepared for a specific medical condition. They will be evaluated on the nutritional value and appropriateness of the diet for the assigned condition, their ability to defend the meal choice, the food presentation, and the economic value. The grade from the food presentation will be equivalent to their final exam grade in the Nutrition and Diet Therapy Laboratory course.
Students in a Nutrition and Diet Therapy class will give a food presentation on a meal they have prepared for a specific medical condition. They will be evaluated on the nutritional value and appropriateness of the diet for the assigned condition, their ability to defend the meal choice, the food presentation, and the economic value. The grade from the food presentation will be equivalent to their final exam grade in the Nutrition and Diet Therapy Laboratory course.
Description: The grade performance of students will be equivalent to their Final exam in Nutrition and Diet Therapy Laboratory. Objective: The students will be able to prepare meals intended for a specific medical condition assigned to them. They will be utilizing the principles and knowledge concerning the diet therapy in clients needing nutritional and dietary modifications. Criteria: MENU Nutritive Ability to Food Economic Total Remarks Value/ Defend Presentation Value (100%) Appropriate (20%) (20%) (10%) ness of the Diet (50%) 1.
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Prepared by: Noted by:
Prof. Liza Fucanan/Maria Christine A. Cabugao
Nutrition and Diet Therapy Adviser Level II Academic and RLE Coordinator