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__Paradox: Analyzing__ ** **What are the 3 most common //diseases of muscles// in the human body? Choose one and create a chart of with the following headings: Causes, Preventions and Possible Cures.** [|Common Diseases for Muscles.docx]
 * Activity 1

__Paradox: Applying__ //Obesity// in children: fact or fantasy. Use a PMI chart to clearly present your findings on //obesity in children//.
 * Activity 2

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__Discrepancy: Creating__**
 * Activity 3
 * Dr Who? Why aren't the scientists who cure us more famous? Choose a scientist [past or present] whose discoveries have changed the world. Write a report about their achievement, its impact and how our world is different as a result.**



** Activity 4 ** __**Analogy: Understanding**__
 * Diseases throughout the history; uncover a //killer disease from the past//. Present a report on this. The reposrt should include: its name, a description of the symptoms, causes, the history of its spread and how it was eventually cured.



Activity 5 __Analogy: Evaluating__ Choose a disease. Consider the following analogy: 'How is your chosen disease like a spider's web?' create a graphic organiser to emphasize the relationship between your disease and a spider's web.

[[http://dealingwithdiseasesunit3.wikispaces.com/file/view/Graphic%20Organiser.docx|Graphic Organiser.docx

]]** __Analogy: Analyzing__ //Pain// is something people go to great lengths to avoid, but the onset of pain often indicates the presence of a disease. Can pain be our friend? Can you think of times when either physical [or emotional] pain can lead to positive or helpful outcomes? List some examples of such 'positive' pain. Also list some negative consequences of pain.
 * Activity 6



Activity 7 __Intuitive Expression: Remembering__ Write a poem which expresses hope for overcoming a disease.

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