Unza's IMED Blog
Wednesday, May 14, 2014
Monday, April 21, 2014
Capstone Presentation Reflections
1) How did it go?
Capstone presentations went fairly well. I had all my information set up, my poster and my website made, and my lesson plan assembled so I was well prepared.
2) Was it what I expected?
Definitely not! My interviewer only spent 5 minutes on me, and didn't go through my lesson plan much. I feel like I put in waaay too much effort for the short period of time my interviewer spent on my project.
3) What, if anything, would I do differently?
I'd spend less time assembling my end product, because the judge barely looked at it. Instead I'd make a tri-fold board so that my project could speak for itself more.
Capstone presentations went fairly well. I had all my information set up, my poster and my website made, and my lesson plan assembled so I was well prepared.
2) Was it what I expected?
Definitely not! My interviewer only spent 5 minutes on me, and didn't go through my lesson plan much. I feel like I put in waaay too much effort for the short period of time my interviewer spent on my project.
3) What, if anything, would I do differently?
I'd spend less time assembling my end product, because the judge barely looked at it. Instead I'd make a tri-fold board so that my project could speak for itself more.
Sunday, April 13, 2014
Friday, March 7, 2014
"How Simple Ideas Lead to Scientific Discoveries" Reflections
I really liked the video that we watched in class, a TED talk by Adam Savage entitled "How Simple Ideas Lead to Scientific Discoveries." It was eye-opening to see how famous scientists made the discoveries that changed the world and made me think about how important it is to be curious and innovative. I loved the animation and graphics in the video as well, they really helped convey Savage's speech in a relatable way.
Wednesday, March 5, 2014
Friday, February 21, 2014
Friday, February 14, 2014
Website Navigation
My navigation bar on my website is going to be located on the top of the website. It will include the tabs: "Home", "Overview", "Symptoms", "Treatment", and "About the Project".
On my "Overview" page I'll include a brief overview about PPD and it's statistics.
On the "Symptoms" page, I will write about the common symptoms of postpartum depression and of the prevalence of these symptoms.
On the "Treatment" page, I will write about the known treatment options of postpartum depression in depth, as well as link to other research done on postpartum depression.
On my "About the Project" page, I will give insight into why I am making this website, why I chose the topic that I chose, and how to contact me, the author.
If the visitor would like to return to the homepage, there will be a tab at the navigation bar on the top of the site entitled "Home" that they can click that will take them back to the homepage.
On my "Overview" page I'll include a brief overview about PPD and it's statistics.
On the "Symptoms" page, I will write about the common symptoms of postpartum depression and of the prevalence of these symptoms.
On the "Treatment" page, I will write about the known treatment options of postpartum depression in depth, as well as link to other research done on postpartum depression.
On my "About the Project" page, I will give insight into why I am making this website, why I chose the topic that I chose, and how to contact me, the author.
If the visitor would like to return to the homepage, there will be a tab at the navigation bar on the top of the site entitled "Home" that they can click that will take them back to the homepage.
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