student guidelines for the biggest loser project

1. Presentation Guidelines for Biggest Loser Challenge

2. Students are to: Plan a presentation outlining what healthy living is, how it can be achieved and what stops some people achieving it. You will also be required to develop a range of resources. Tools, programs aimed at school aged children to help educate them on healthy living. See below for more details.

3. Presentation You are required to give a creative and engaging presentation to an audience of peers and health experts

4. Presentation Guidelines Presentations should be between 7-10 minutes in length. Each group member will take part in the presentation.

5. Presentation Guidelines Presentations should be well prepared and students should ‘know’ what they are talking about. This means that you shouldn’t be reading but talking as naturally as possibly when presenting. Your presentation should be planned and rehearsed so each person knows their part.

6. Presentations should address the main question: “How do you ensure that you never end up a contestant on “The Biggest Loser”?

7. The presentation should include a plan that targets school aged children about healthy living. What their program will teach students and what they will use/how they will teach it.

8. Examples of programs/resources that they will use to educate school students. These can be TV advertisements, radio advertisements, educational resources including activity sheets with a focus on healthy living.

9. Resources for your presentation

10. Go animate Create an animated TV advertisement targeting school aged children

11. Voki An animated character that you can add your own voice to. Use to create a TV advertisement

12. Audacity A sound recording device that allows you to create podcasts, radio advertisements or to record your voice for a Voki

13. Classtools.net Create educational games, quizzes and activities to help young people learn

14. Stop Motion Animation http://youtu.be/nIaH6Mnp_kk See next slide

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