Ugaddan, Clark Matthew- Week 3- Learning Tasks

GRADE 9- SSC RUTHERFORD- SCIENCE WEEK 3- LEARNIN G TASKS IN SCIENCE SUBMITTED BY: CLARK MATTHEW N. UGADDAN SUBMITTED TO: MRS. RAQUEL GONZALES

Learning Task 1: What I Know 1. D 6. D 11.B 2. C 7. B 12.D 3. B 8. A 13.D 4. B 9. A 14.A 5. D 10.A 15.A Learning Task 2: Activity 1 Learning Task 2- Activity 1 1. Atherosclerosis 2. Tuberculosis 3. Hypertension 4. Lung cancer 5. Bronchitis 6. Emphysema 7. Pneumonia 8. Asthma “A good laugh and a long sleep are 9. Stroke the best cures in the doctor’s book.” 10. Anemia – Irish proverb

Learning Task 3: Activity 2 1. Asthma Any forms of smoking is prohibited Physical exercise to strengthen the lungs 2. Hypertension Having a healthy diet that mostly comprises of vegetables and fruits Having enough rest and sleep 3. Anemia Having enough rest and sleep Consuming foods that are rich in vitamins and minerals especially iron 4. Stroke Having a healthy diet and avoiding foods rich in fats and cholesterol Physical exercise to burn down the fats 5. COVID-19 Avoiding social gatherings and staying inside your house Proper hygiene and following safety protocols

Learning Task 5: What Have I Learned 1. Cigarette Smokers 2. Asthma “The doctor of the future will 3. Lung Cancer give no medicine, but will 4. Tuberculosis instruct his patients in care of 5. Pneumonia the human frame, in diet, and in 6. Stroke 7. Hypertension the cause and prevention of disease.” – Thomas Edison 8. Go, Grow, and Glow Foods 9. 150 minutes 10. Information Dissemination Learning Task 6: Additional Activity I 1. DO 6. DO 2. DO 7. DON’T 3. DON’T 8. DON’T 4. DON’T 9. DO 5. DO 10.DO

Learning Task 6: Additional Activity II It is a known fact that influence is powerful. When you raise your voice and advocacy it is like a wave. However, as your voices accumulate, so is the wave. And that I think is a simple representation of how one's influence can wash away the buildings of threat and danger of the COVID-19 pandemic. With the rise of state-of-the-art technologies and advanced social media, it is no blague that we, human beings should be grateful for such blessings especially that we are in this terrible crisis. But with these such technologies, how does it assist the people in the dissemination of beneficial information in this pandemic? Since every one of us, especially as students are obliged to stay in our houses to obviate the spread of this virus, we can use our social media platforms as an instrument to distribute information that society needs. Through this, we can spread and provide relevant information such as proper hygiene, health protocols, healthy diet, and lifestyle to the community. This serves as a way to interact, discuss and talk about the danger that this COVID-19 pandemic holds. Moreover, we serve as a role model to this generation to do good, to be good, and to live good. We become the heroes that we don't even imagine happening as a kid. We become a motivation for the youth to do great things with love, hope, and compassion. And we become history by becoming someone that we didn't use to be. We become great people to society.

Learning Task 6: Additional Activity II Lastly, not only do we protect our physical health, but our mental and emotional health is also rest protected since we have interaction with the people we love. We feel empowered that even though times are tough, we are doing a little something to help each other. We believe that the little wave we are creating now can contribute to a giant tsunami that will wash away our problems. Information dissemination is something that everyone should be aware of. A moral virtue that needs to be addressed since it helps us solve problems that are facing on our way. It transforms us into this new human being. It teaches us to be compassionate to society, loving to our friends and family, and shone a light for hope in the community. I hope that may we all be like a little wave, may we be able to take this small step that can change the perception of humanity when it comes to solving world problems like this pandemic.