From BBC’s Bang Goes the Theory
“Online health searches are the third most popular web activity. 70% of us self-diagnose, but only 25% ever check the source…”
But as adept as we are at searching, how do we stack up to human beings with real life experience…?
Awesome resource… and a must-see for students (all of us, actually). Dig around on this great series from the BBC if you can. Tons of great clips on there for Science teachers too.
Research shows that one of the main reasons teens go on the internet is to get answers to health questions they’re too embarrassed to ask
* this post originally appeared on Choices.Scholastic.com Many schools are shifting their curriculum to include project-based learning (PBL), but in the life of a teacher,
EARCOS Weekend Workshop Agenda and Resources: Designing a Health & Wellness Program to Meet the Unique Needs of the International Student Saturday, September 12th Morning
Each week, I contribute a blog post to the website for Choices, Scholastic’s health and life-skills magazines for teens. You can check it out by
It’s been a tough week. On Monday, we got hammered by Typhoon Goni, and our school experienced some pretty substantial flooding. My classroom was one