Ken Shelton: Producing a Public Service Announcement
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The document outlines an assignment for students to produce a public service announcement (PSA) on a teen health topic. Students are instructed to identify a topic, develop key questions to guide their research, create a mind map of search terms, research the topic online using specified search engines and tools, write a treatment and script, storyboard their PSA, film based on the script and storyboard, edit the footage, and publish and reflect on their final PSA. The goal is for students to effectively communicate an important health message to their peers.
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