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Oaks, Harold R. – 1977
In teaching basic health concepts in developing countries, puppets can be an inexpensive and interesting way to hold people's attention and to give them logical reasons for changing their behavior. Puppets are small, easy to transport and to operate, fun to see, have little cultural identification, can talk about embarrassing things, and can…
Descriptors: Church Programs, Developing Nations, Foreign Countries, Health Education