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Background Information
An iAdventure is a way of teaching students important concepts and skills by involving them in a story line about one or more characters (fictional or real). In this iAdventure, students will use problem solving skills to make their choices. They will also work with Health related issues that are prevalent today. It is an educational, yet fun way to learn!
The Show-Me Curriculum
Standards:
GOAL 1:
2. conduct research to answer questions
and evaluate information and ideas
4. use technological tools and other
resources to locate, select and organize information
10. apply acquired information, ideas
and skills to different contexts as students, workers, citizens and consumers
GOAL 2:
7. use technological tools to exchange
information and ideas
GOAL 3:
1. identify problems and define their
scope and elements
2. develop and apply strategies based
on ways others have prevented or solved problems 3. develop and apply strategies
based on ones own experience in preventing or solving problems
4. evaluate the processes used in
recognizing and solving problems
5. reason inductively from a set of
specific facts and deductively from general premises
6. examine problems and proposed solutions
from multiple perspectives
7. evaluate the extent to which a
strategy addresses the problem
8. assess costs, benefits and other
consequences of proposed solutions
GOAL 4:
1.explain reasoning and identify information
used to support decisions
3. analyze the duties and responsibilities
of individuals in societies
7. identify and apply practices that
preserve and enhance the safety and health of self and others
Resources Needed
*The following resources
will be needed in order for your students to complete the iAdventure*
Parental or Teacher
consent to use this iAdventure.
A printed copy of the
Questionnaire.
A printed copy of the
Quiz.
Scoring Guide
The scoring on an activity like this is not often easy. Teacher's should look for well thought out decisions that incorporate an awareness of health risks. For many of the dilemma that are very much real life, a correct answer cannot be necessarily determined. It is the students health that is a paramount issue in this activity. Teachers should look for areas that students may lack understanding in and reinforce positive attitudes related to abstaining from sex until married.