ALBEDA - A Level Biology : Epidemiological Data Analysis
Introduction
The project is based on experience with work with A level Biology
students. Students on this course need to have experience of
analysing and explaining data on public health on local, national and
global levels. Students need to develop formative assessment skills and
should be able to work effectively in groups. The course needs to provide
students with opportunities to use IT skills and to build on those skills.
Analysis of the data will therefore involve using spreadsheets for
graphical representation and manipulation of data.
Aims and Objectives
To produce a suite of web-based learning objects, located within the
Blackboard VLE, to cover study of :
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An introduction to Epidemiology
- key terminology
- reasons for studying epidemiology
- principles of epidemiology
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Cardiovascular disease.
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Malaria.
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HIV/AIDS.
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Cholera.
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Tuberculosis
For each of the above it is intended to cover:
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Causes and contributing factors
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Distribution
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Linking the above
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Preventative measures
This project has ended. An evaluation report and final
report are appended to this page as a WORD document.
Project Staff
Main Contact
Steven Oakden
Email: soakden@yorkcollege.ac.uk