Powerpoint presentation in English 7 for CO 1

pptx. for Classroom observation Mapeh 9

1. Let’s Play! Direction: Use the words/phrases in the box for each picture-symbol to complete the statement.

2. HEALTHY STYLE

3. PHYSICAL ACTIVITY FIRST AID SKILLS KNOWLEDGE WEIGHT MANAGEMENT SAVE LIFE

4. FIRST AID FOR COMMON INJURIES

5. OBJECTIVES: Develop the sense of responsibility to help others through the knowledge and application of first aid. Define first aid and describe common injuries; Suggest possible ways to alleviate the suffering of an injured person; and

6. GROUP ACTIVITY : “Game Puzzle”

7. COMMON INJURIES

8. Common Injuries Sprain when a ligaments is torn (ankle, knee, foot, fingers….) Swelling and bruising are some signs and symptoms. Strain stretching of muscle or mild tearing of muscle( neck, lower back, ….)

9. Sprain VS. Strain A tendon is a fibrous connective tissue that attaches muscle to bone. A ligament is a fibrous connective tissue attaches bone to bone, and usually serves to hold structures together and keep the stable.

10. Dislocation when one end of the bone is making up a joint is pulled or pushed out of place.

11. Heat Exhaustion or Hyperventilation It's a response to losing too much water and salt, usually because of too much sweating. Symptoms are unnaturally fast, deep breathing, dizziness, faintness, trembling. Treatment: If possible, lead the casualty to a quiet place where he may be better able to regain control of his breathing . Let him re-breathe his own exhaled air from a paper bag.

12. What is Fracture ? Two types of fracture Close (open fracture) The skin id intact and no wound exist anywhere near the fracture site Open (compound fracture) The skin over the fracture has been damage or broken. A broken or cracked bone. Occurs when pressure is applied to bone.

13. What is First Aid?

14. First Aid is an immediate and temporary care given to a person who suddenly gets ill and injured, before the arrival of professional and capable medical assistance.

15. T he founder of Modern First Aid Friedrich von Esmarch In 1870, Prussian military surgeon Friedrich von Esmarch introduced formalized first aid to the military, and first coined the term " erste hilfe " (translating to 'first aid'), including training for soldiers in the Franco-Prussian War on care for wounded comrades using pre-learnt bandaging and splinting skills

16. Remember!!! You are not a doctor. You are not allowed to treat the patient . You are not allowed to move the patient. You must call for medical help.

17. QUESTIONS ? ?

18. What is First Aid? First Aid is an immediate and temporary care given to a person who suddenly gets ill and injured, before the arrival of professional and capable medical assistance.

19. What are the common injuries where first aid can be applied? SPRAIN STRAIN BONE DISLOCATION HEAT EXHAUSSION FRACTURES

20. Where First Aid can be applied? First aid can include cleaning minor cuts, scrapes, or scratches; treating a minor burn; applying bandages and dressings; the use of non-prescription medicine; draining blisters; removing debris from the eyes; massage; and drinking fluids to relieve heat stress.

21. Learning basic first aid techniques can help you cope with an emergency. You may be able to keep a person breathing, reduce their pain or minimize the consequences of injury or sudden illness until an ambulance arrives. Why is it important to understand and follow the basic of first aid?

22. What should we remember when giving first Aid? Stay with the injured person, keep them comfortable and don't move them if you suspect an injury to the back or neck. Call for medical help in that case.

23. GROUP ACTIVITY GROUP 1 ROLE PLAY GROUP 2 SLOGAN GROUP 3 JINGLE

24. GROUP 1 ROLE PLAY The group will present a role play applies First aid to a person who got bone fracture during in the games.

25. Criteria Excellent (10) Good (7) Fair (4) Poor (1) Understanding of Role Demonstrates deep understanding of the character and context; fully embodies the role Shows good understanding of the character; mostly embodies the role. Some understanding of the character; limited embodiment of the role. Little to no understanding of the character; fails to embody the role. Communication Skills Speaks clearly and confidently; effectively uses tone and body language. Communicates well; mostly clear but may lack some confidence or expressiveness. Communication is unclear at times; minimal use of body language. Poor communication; unclear and ineffective delivery Engagement Actively engages with others; encourages interaction and responds well. Actively engages with others; encourages interaction and responds well. Limited engagement; minimal interaction and responsiveness. Little to no engagement; fails to interact with others. Creativity Highly creative; introduces unique ideas and perspectives. Shows some creativity; introduces a few unique ideas. Limited creativity; relies on standard responses. Lacks creativity; very predictable and formulaic. Teamwork Collaborates seamlessly with others; promotes a positive group dynamic Works well with others; contributes positively to the group. Some collaboration; may hinder group dynamic at times. Poor teamwork; disrupts or does not contribute to the group. Role Play Evaluation Rubric Scoring Guide 36-50 points: Exceptional slogan; highly effective. 21-35 points: Good slogan; meets most criteria well. 11-20 points: Fair slogan; needs improvement in several areas. 1-10points : Poor slogan; requires significant rework.

26. GROUP 2 SLOGAN The group will prepare a Slogan on the importance of having a knowledge on First Aid during the time of Intramurals

27. Slogan Evaluation Rubric Criteria Excellent (10) Good (7) Fair (4) Poor (1) Clarity Clear and easily understood; no ambiguity. Mostly clear; minor confusion possible. Somewhat unclear; requires effort to understand. Confusing or ambiguous Brevity Very concise, captures the essence in a few words Generally concise; may be slightly wordy Lengthy; could be more concise Overly long or wordy Creativity Highly originals; stands out from the crown. Some originality; a few unique elements Lacks creativity; somewhat cliché Not original; very clichéd. Memorability Highly memorable; sticks in the mind. Somewhat memorable; likely to be recalled Not very memorable; easily forgotten. Forgettable; lacks impact. Relevance Directly relevant to the message Mostly relevant; minor off-target elements. Some relevance; connection is weak. Irrelevant or misleading. Scoring Guide 36-50 points: Exceptional slogan; highly effective. 21-35 points: Good slogan; meets most criteria well. 11-20 points: Fair slogan; needs improvement in several areas. 1-10points : Poor slogan; requires significant rework.

28. GROUP 3 JINGLE The group will prepare a Jingle on the importance of being knowledgeable and skillful as a Junior First Aider.

29. Criteria Excellent (10) Good (7) Fair (4) Poor (1) Catchiness Extremely catchy; stays in the listener's mind easily. Quite catchy; likely to be remembered. Somewhat catchy; may be forgotten quickly. Not catchy; easily forgotten. Clarity Clear and easy to understand; no ambiguity in lyrics. Mostly clear; minor confusion possible. Somewhat unclear; may require effort to understand. Confusing or ambiguous. Creativity Highly original; unique and fresh approach. Some originality; includes a few unique elements. Limited creativity; relies on clichés or common ideas. Lacks originality; very predictable. Relevance Directly relevant to the brand/message; conveys key ideas effectively. Mostly relevant; minor off-target elements. Some relevance; weak connection to the brand. Irrelevant; does not connect to the brand. Length and Structure Perfect length; well-structured and flows smoothly. Mostly appropriate length; good structure with minor Lengthy or poorly structured; some awkward Poorly structured; too long or too Jingle Evaluation Rubric Scoring Guide 36-50 points: Exceptional slogan; highly effective. 21-35 points: Good slogan; meets most criteria well. 11-20 points: Fair slogan; needs improvement in several areas. 1-10points : Poor slogan; requires significant rework.

30. What are some common injuries do you usually encounter in your community here in Rosario or in your tribe? What are some common injuries do you usually encounter in your community here in Rosario or in your tribe?