1. Key the following in a Word document - save to your P drive - name it "your last name Podcast". In your own words, define what a Podcast is and give examples of how it is used.
2. Then listen to the following Podcast from NPR (National Public Radio) http://www.npr.org/rss/podcast.php?id=510284. If this link doesn't work - follow directions below.
If the link above doesn't work go the the NPR site http://www.npr.org/rss/podcast/podcast_directory.php - select the "Your Health" link and listen to one of the Podcasts on health.
If the link above doesn't work go the the NPR site http://www.npr.org/rss/podcast/podcast_directory.php - select the "Your Health" link and listen to one of the Podcasts on health.
3. Create a summary of what the Podcast was about. Save again.
4. You will be creating your own Podcast about a teen health issue of your choice. Think about what you might want to discuss . . . your Podcast must be 3 to 5 minutes long. It will be a conversation. You may work with a partner. If you work with a partner, the podcast you do together should be no less than 5 minutes long. Research the topic you want to discuss and create an outline.
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ReplyDeleteThis podcast was about a drug that helps with osteoporosis being linked to rare bone fractures, pain killers being related to birth defects, and the dangers of teens using tanning salons
ReplyDeleteIn this podcast they are talking about prescription drugs, and how they are expensive, and how Florida is against monitoring it. They are saying that women that are pregnant should be careful about what medicine they should use while pregnant. If you give a kid to much medicine they can get really sick, end up with a very high temperature, and end up in a hospital. When you go tanning at a salon you get a higher chance for getting skin cancer than anyone else that does not go. They also have a 70 percent higher chance on melanoma than us. Brittney was getting ready to go to prom went tanning at a salon 5 6 or 7 days a week 20 to 25 mins a night. Brittney got cancer from tanning and the mole got huge and got melanoma. Since then she has had 36 surgeries to get rid of the cancer.
ReplyDeleteMy podcast was "Cartoon Characters Neutralize Healthful Cereal Messages". The podcast was about how teens and young children are affected by the use of famous cartoon characters on cereals and other breakfast foods. And it also talked about some helpful tips on how to pick cereals that are healthy and taste good.
ReplyDeleteThis podcast was about women taking drugs to help with osteoporosis and that causing bone fractures. They also talked about pregnant women taking painkillers and that causing birth defects. They also talked about indoor tanning booths causing skin cancer.
ReplyDeleteThis is summary of the pod cast I was listening to. This is mostly about unnecessary biopsy’s done to men. Some doctors think that if there is a certain level of P.S.A that they need to test them. That is not the case here though; this can’t be your only determining factor to do a biopsy. This is what they’re trying to get across to people. There is no need for these things especially sense they are so painful to others. I know this can be very stressful and waiting for results can also be unbearable, this is why they are trying to cut out the unnecessary testing.
ReplyDeleteThis podcast talked about pregnant women taking painkillers and that causing birth defects. It was also about women taking drugs to help with osteoporosis and that causing bone fractures. Also they talked about tanning booths causing skin cancer in young teens.
ReplyDeleteWhat is a podcast?
ReplyDeleteAn audio file similar to a radio broadcast, which can be downloaded and listened to on a computer, mp3 player, mobile phone, etc.
This podcast was about a lady who had osteoporosis. Then she broke her leg, causing her to have surgery. But yet her leg did not heal. She knew that it was from her osteoporosis medicine. So she quit taking them. Years later they realized that her bones were getting thinner, and suggested she starts taking them again.
T Fellers
What is a podcast?
ReplyDeleteAn audio file similar to a radio broadcast, which can be downloaded and listened to on a computer, mp3 player, mobile phone, etc.
This podcast was about a lady who had osteoporosis. Then she broke her leg, causing her to have surgery. But yet her leg did not heal. She knew that it was from her osteoporosis medicine. So she quit taking them. Years later they realized that her bones were getting thinner, and suggested she starts taking them again.
T Fellers
What is a podcast?
ReplyDeletean audio file similar to a radio broadcast, which can be downloaded and listened to on a computer, mp3 player, mobile phone, etc
This podcast was about women who have osteoporosis, which is a disease that makes women’s bones brittle. A woman was standing and when she shifted her weight her thigh bone broke in half. She didn’t understand how that could happen from not even doing anything severe. When she got surgery it never got better. She knew that it was from her osteoporosis medicine she’s been taking for 10 years.
KHolt
This podcast is talking a about pregnant women taking painkillers and that causing birth defects. It was also about women taking drugs to help with osteoporosis and that causing bone fractures. Also they talked about tanning booths causing skin cancer in young teens.
ReplyDeleteThe podcast was about Women taking pills for osteoperosis, and that causing bones to break, Taking fever reducers, Tanning, and other Health issues
ReplyDeleteThe podcast was about women that are pregnant taking painkillers that cause birth defects on their children. It was about women taking drugs to help with osteoporosis that cause bone fractures. They also talked about tanning booths causing skin diseases and cancer like melenoma in young teen lives.
ReplyDeleteThis podcast was about a drug that can help osteoporosis,what pain killers will do to unborn kids,teens tanning.
ReplyDeleteThis podcast talked about tanning booths that causes skin cancer in teens. it also talked about pregnant girls with osteoporosis.
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