WORKSHOPS
Let's Learn About Public Health! has taught public health workshops to students in 3rd to 6th grade at elementary schools in Santa Ana (Title I schools), Irvine, and Taiwan. Due to COVID-19, most workshops had to be taught virtually via Zoom or Google Meet.
Schools
Alderwood Elementary School
Carl Harvey Elementary School
Carver Elementary School
Diamond Elementary School
Fuhsing Private School
Heninger Elementary School
Heroes Elementary School
Lincoln Elementary School
Madison Elementary School
Orange County Educational Arts Academy (OCEAA)
Pío Pico Elementary School
Santiago Elementary School
Santiago Hills Elementary School
Taft Elementary School
Woodrow Wilson Elementary School
Organizations
February 2021: Invited speaker at Girl Scouts of Orange County's "Cupid Crew: Care for the Elderly and their Health Care Heroes" Service Event (over 200 participants)
August 2021: Invited presenter at Girl Scouts of Orange County Brea "Camp Camelot" Day Camp
March 2021: Invited speaker at American Cancer Society. Topic:
"How to Effectively Deliver Health Education to Young Children: Case Study of a Public Health Education Project to Elementary School Students"
RESULTS
96.1%
89.1%
of student participants felt that they gained more knowledge about public health
of student participants expressed continued interest in learning about public health
What our teachers & students say
This lesson was excellent! I really enjoyed the attention to to detail and the presentation was really engaging.
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-Anonymous
Student
This was really fun and a great way to teach others about public health, especially during the pandemic.
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-Hunsika Yerratha
(student)
THANK YOU FOR YOUR LESSON!!! This is a really important topic and can get really serious, and I'm glad you're here to talk about it.
-Joanna
(student)
Great information and very kid friendly. Thank you for coming into our class.
-JG
(teacher)
Melody- You did an excellent presentation. I am more aware of the important role public health plays in our daily lives. Thank you and good luck.
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-Anonymous teacher
It was really nice meeting her. She made me more interested in public health than I was before.
-Brian Abarca
(student)
I learned a lot about public health. My favorite part was the crossword puzzle. I didn't know you could become addicted to video games.
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-Anonymous student
Melody was very kind and sweet. Her workshop got me a lot more interested in public health.
-Maya Escobedo
(student)
She was very nice to us and I could tell she was loved doing what she does.
-Alexander Bernal
(student)
I enjoyed it because it talks about how to be careful & have good hygiene, as well as the importance of wearing a mask and keeping our distance. It also mentioned how it's important to not play games for longer than 2 hours and that we must be in control, not the games.
-Damian K.
(student)
You did a wonderful job explaining the different agencies and members of our health department. Thank you for sharing your talents and insights especially for video gaming disorder. Good luck to you and your future endeavors.
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-Anonymous teacher
Thank for your presentation. I love how clear and interactive it was. You have a wonderful way of explaining content in an accessible manner. Thank you!
-Frances Mckeun
(teacher)