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Here are the guidelines and support for your project research. 

• A basic description of the disease
• Information on the background and history of the disease
• The symptoms of the disease; how a person knows they have it
• Any tests a health care provider would run to help diagnose the disease
• How the disease affects the body
• Cures or treatments for the disease
• Current research to find a cure or better treatment for the disease
• The age one normally gets this disease and how they get it
• How a person's daily life is affected by the disease
• Information on the cost of having the disease, such as for treatment, medications, hospitalization, etc.

Library Project Outcomes . . .

Please comment to his Blog post to verify you attending the Library Research Day on Friday, Feb. 24th.

Tell me . . . number your responses . . . Thank you!!

1. What one research tool/resource did you like the best?
2. Did you get three resources and document them in YOUR Blog, with correct format??
3. Did you find a source for statistical data on the disease? We will use the data later in Excel to create a chart.

Below is an example of the blog post that I want you to post in YOUR student Portfolio Blog.

Remember:  1.  Login to Weebly 2. Go to the Blog Page 3. Create a New Post

then when we are researching on Friday, use the Blog comment section to document your research to be used later in our report writing section.

Comment to YOUR Research post on YOUR blog with the research you find at the library.   
2. Cite your sources and then paste the content you want to review and read later.

This is where I am going to comment on all the research I find on my trip to the Library on Friday 24th, we will meet at the library.  Here are topics I am looking for; Causes, Symptoms, Statistics, Cure, Remedies and Research.  I have chose Alzheimer's because I know a lot of people who suffer from the disease.  It is on the rise in women too! 

_Below is an example of the blog post that I want you to post in your student Portfolio Blog.
Title it Human Disease Project-Name of the Disease
Tell me Why you choose this topic and what you hope to learn.

Remember:  1.  Login to Weebly 2. Go to the Blog Page 3. Create a New Post
Comment on a Post:  1. Go to the CSS43 class page and choose a student blog 2. comment with text, you can add a website and it will make your name a link.  I used it to share other content, just know that is how the website section of the comment works.  :)

This a great site for getting the causes for Hepatitis C
http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmedhealth/PMH0001329/

Why?  This video explains a lot about how I feel.  Below is an example of how to add a video on the topic of your upcoming research paper. 

_What do you think of Mick Ebeling: The invention that unlocked a locked-in artist . . . post your comments.

Getting to know the inside of the computer and how it works.  One essential tool is to have a good grasp of the language.  Study your vocabulary it will support your technology journey.  Please post a new vocabulary word you have learned in the first two weeks of interest and why?  Here is a link to a good glossary of terms. . .  http://educate.intel.com/en/TheJourneyInside/InstructionalStrategies/IS_Glossary/

Visit the Computer History Museum Website and post a link of interest from the timeline. http://www.computerhistory.org/timeline

This is Seymour Papert, who has gone on to be a contributing factor for the progressive technology program in the State of Maine.  More info. on Papert who I found on the timeline for 1967 . . . . "Seymour Papert designed LOGO as a computer language for children. Initially a drawing program, LOGO controlled the actions of a mechanical "turtle," which traced its path with pen on paper. Electronic turtles made their designs on a video display monitor.

Papert emphasized creative exploration over memorization of facts: "People give lip service to learning to learn, but if you look at curriculum in schools, most of it is about dates, fractions, and science facts; very little of it is about learning. I like to think of learning as an expertise that every one of us can acquire."

_ Concern for man and his fate must always form the chief interest of all technical endeavors. Never forget this in the midst of your diagrams and equations.
Albert Einstein
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