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This document contains an evaluation proforma for class teaching of Community Health Nursing at ERA’s College of Nursing in Lucknow, India. The proforma evaluates several aspects of the lesson in 5 sections - lesson plan, presentations, audio-visual aids, time management and assignment. Each section contains several evaluation criteria on a scale of 0.5 to 2 marks. The total marks allotted for the evaluation are 25. General comments and signatures of internal and external evaluators are also included.
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