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'''Common Misconceptions''' | '''Common Misconceptions''' | ||
- | + | only people that get sunburned are at risk of skin cancer. | |
+ | 'dark skin' people don't get skin cancer. | ||
+ | skin cancer can be from applying to much mosquito repellant. | ||
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'''The Lesson''' | '''The Lesson''' | ||
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'''During class''' | '''During class''' | ||
- | + | short discussion to cancer and cell division | |
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Time required''' | Time required''' | ||
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'''Student Handouts for the Lesson Plan''' | '''Student Handouts for the Lesson Plan''' |
Revision as of 20:14, 20 September 2008
Lesson Overview
Briefly describe the lesson here. this is an overview of what cancer is and is not. take a brief tour of cancer rates around the globe. focus on exposure to UV rays.
Goals and Objectives
discover the effects of prolonged sun exposure to skin cells.
Common Misconceptions only people that get sunburned are at risk of skin cancer. 'dark skin' people don't get skin cancer. skin cancer can be from applying to much mosquito repellant.
The Lesson
http://teachercenter.insidecancer.org/p/81
During class
short discussion to cancer and cell division Time required
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