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Getting Your Questions Answered

Getting Your Questions Answered. Turn to your “My Daily Physical Activity Recall – Day 2” worksheet. Fill out your sheet. Write down 1 question you still have about nutrition and physical activity. Where can you look to find accurate answers to you questions?.

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Getting Your Questions Answered

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  1. Getting Your Questions Answered

  2. Turn to your “My Daily Physical Activity Recall – Day 2” worksheet.Fill out your sheet.

  3. Write down 1 question you still have about nutrition and physical activity.

  4. Where can you look to find accurate answers to you questions?

  5. Sources of accurate information include: • Health books and health-related encyclopedias. • Government publications and websites.

  6. Where are some places that might not be good sources of nutrition and physical activity information?

  7. Sources such as health clubs, product advertisements, and .com websites often are designed to sell your products and services. They may use the same marketing techniques as advertising agencies. As a consumer you must be cautious of the information they provide.

  8. Newspapers and magazines often summarize extensive research information into a short article based on their perception of what might sell.

  9. Get into partners.Each group of partners will get one of the questions that are still unanswered.

  10. Write down your question. In the next class you will be expected to present your question and an accurate answer. You will discuss the source of your information and explain how you know it is accurate. You’ll have no more than 3 minutes to make your presentation.

  11. Making a Presentation… • Being Prepared • Accurate Information? Organized? Practiced presenting? • Speaking Clearly • Loud enough? Not too fast? • Citing Sources • How can other students find the information? • Visuals • Pictures? Overheads? • Amount of Information • Was the question answered completely within the time limit? • Enthusiasm • Did the presenter seem interested? Was the class interested?

  12. You will be evaluated on these qualities of your presentation.

  13. We will use the remainder of the class to research and formulate your presentations.Anything you do not get done today must be done as homework!We will present on ________.

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