Suggested time: 5-10 hours Level: Advanced
Prerequisite: Module 3A and 6A
Module Overview
In this module students learn the procedure for a basic scalp treatment.
Foundational Objectives
Common Essential Learnings Foundational Objective(s)
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13.1 To review hair analysis. |
See intermediate learning objective 3.6A. Generate a list of reasons for analyzing hair. |
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13.2 To identify disorders of the scalp. (COM) |
Identify the following disorders of the scalp: dandruff, alopecia. |
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13.3 To develop an understanding of infections of the scalp. (COM) |
Discuss vegetable, animal, and staphylococci infections.
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13.4 To discuss types of treatments for scalp conditions. (COM) |
Explain the different scalp treatments available. Discuss the purpose of scalp treatments.
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13.5 To review theory of massage. |
Refer to introductory learning objective 6.8A.
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13.6 To perform a normal hair treatment. |
Demonstrate preparation of client for a scalp treatment. Review the procedure for giving a scalp treatment. Demonstrate the procedure for giving a scalp treatment. Review the proper usage of implements, cosmetics and materials. Review procedures for sanitation of equipment and implements. Explain safety while giving a scalp treatment. Ask students to practise giving a scalp treatment. Determine the criteria used to evaluate a quality scalp treatment. Provide feedback for student practice. (IL)
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13.7 To practise appropriate safety and sanitation procedures. (PSVS) |
Students will create a list of safety rules when giving a scalp treatment. Post list in the classroom as a reminder when practising scalp treatments. Suggestion: You may assign different student groups to create the many practice lists that are created in this course and use this as part of their evaluation. |