Baby
Project / Cost Analysis: First Year of Life- Students will determine
the costs associated with teenage pregnancy and childbirth through
age 1 of the child. By showing teens the high costs involved, they
may make better decisions about becoming sexually active.
Big
Sneeze- Students will learn how germs are spread.
Flu
Prevention - The purpose of this teaching plan is to instruct newly
hired employees to a healthcare facility during in class orientation of
the importance of flu prevention, awareness and immunization.
HIV
project- Students will be able to research and find possible solutions
to a problem using a biological database.
HIV
Transmission Game- To increase awareness of how quickly HIV and other
STDs can be spread and how they can be stopped and to illustrate effects
of peer pressure.
Infectious
Disease - To demonstrate using unknown solutions, how we can spread
an infectious disease from one person to another.
Risky
Behavior - This activity is to impact upon the students the extent
their behavior has to do with the possible contractions of HIV and how
they can control their lives.
Self-Care:
Women's Health - To develop a proactive approach to getting recommended
screenings for women with high-risk factors in order to prevent or rehabilitate
an illness before, during, and after it may occur.
STD
Web- To give the students a first hand opportunity of seeing that
when they are sexually active they are at risk of becoming infected with
any type of STD.
Teen
Pregnancy - This lesson is about teenage pregnancy the sexuality that
starts and the birth control that may prevent pregnancy and dieases that
are hand in hand with having sex.
Viral
Models - Students will discover how the structure of a virus makes
it an effective agent of infection.