Approach: One
to one |
Level:
Year 4
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Focus:
Safety
in the sun.
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Resources:
None.
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428KB |
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Questions/instructions:
This activity is about being safe in the sun. Imagine that you have been
asked to think up some really important rules for everyone - rules that
help everyone to be safe from the sun. |
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%
responses
2002 ('98) |
y4
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1.
Tell me the rules you would make, and I’ll write then down.
As the student says each rule, write it down and read it aloud.
Where 2 or more rules are given as one, suggest that they be written separately. |
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2.
Now I’ll read out the things you have said, and if you want to change
any of them you can tell me.
Make any changes offered by the student. |
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Rules
included: |
use
sunblock/suntan lotion |
93
(96) |
limit
exposure time |
16
(15) |
wear
a hat |
85
(79) |
cover
up body |
29
(21) |
wear
sunglasses |
25
(21) |
keep
cool |
19
(9) |
use
shade |
46
(54) |
don’t
tan/sun bathe |
3
(4) |
3.
Look at the things you’ve said, and choose one thing that you think
is probably the most important. |
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4.
Why do you think that is the most important? |
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How
well has explanation covered protecting body from damage caused by UV
radiation?
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well
|
5
(4) |
on
right track, but vague |
74
(70) |
poorly
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21
(26) |
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Total
score:
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6–9
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11
(8) |
4–5
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58
(52) |
2–3
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28
(37) |
0–1
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3
(3) |
Commentary
Most year 4 students emphasized the use of sunblock and sunhats, with
staying in the shade the next most popular suggestion. There was little
change between 1998 and 2002. |