Guide 10A Eliminating Infectious Diseases
Resources
Additional activities, a behind-the-scenes gallery, recommended books, and more.
About this Guide
Science Literacy
This guide introduces science literacy, the knowledge base of concepts, skills, and connections that you can use in daily life. That includes steps you can take to increase your science literacy in the years to come by filling in more and more of the course outcomes, not just related to the human body, but about all of nature. We hope this course is helping you organize what you already know into a blueprint for future learning.
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Behind-the-Scenes
General Food Heating & Cooling Info
More Detailed Temperatures
A poster that assembles like puzzle pieces can be an effective way to bring related concepts together. This could be an interesting way to address one of the final portfolio outcomes.
This week’s weather has seemed epic in the Willamette Valley, which is fitting because we are covering the weighty topics of disease epidemics.
We get asked where all of our images come from. Many we take ourselves, like most on this webpage, but we also have a subscription to Shutterstock, a company that provides images used by media outlets for a monthly fee. The artists are incredible and sometimes take photos or produce digital illustrations by request. If you need images for reports, you can also search for free stock images, there are many available online. Some require citing the source in exchange for the free access.
Seeing Viruses Everywhere
Virus All Around
Recommended Books
Smallpox terrorized many generations of humans: this book contextualizes this now-vanquished disease.
An amazing story of polio and the impact a disease can have on society.
Many people predicted influenza would be the next large pandemic; find out why.