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Science Education Partnership Award
Some Ideas for 12th Grade Student Projects
The following ideas may serve as potential student projects when
a particular health issue is involved. Some of these ideas may be
used for fund raising in an effort toward gaining self-sufficiency.
- Develop and provide staff development programs
to teach technology skills to school staff, businesses or
students. Use students to provide staff development programs for
schools and charge those schools.
- Develop specialized power point presentations
that can be presented live, saved on CD-ROM, or video
formats.
- Post specialized presentations to web
site.
- Write and/or produce dramatic presentations
for performance or video taping. This could be done for sale or
video streaming on web site. It could also be done in
collaboration with drama/film clubs, classes, or other groups or
schools.
- Create Interactive Electronic Field Trips for
sale or posting on Web.
- Create banner ads for posting on web
site.
- Sell stress reduction services to students and
staff. (Massage, Yoga classes, stretching exercises, etc.)
- Create special community awareness events and
invite guests. These may include industry, university,
governmental, community, educators' etc. Events could range from;
fund raising walks or runs, tours of science or medical centers,
nutritional bake sales, panel discussions, Grand openings,
etc.
- Use SEPA computers for training for software.
Charge for training and give credit from Univ. or certificate for
completion.
- Plan and organize a range of courses on
computers-identify teachers and curriculum, schedule classes,
promote the plan, and contract with groups.
- Produce and sell kits for teachers (packaged
materials for use in classrooms.)
- Write articles to publish in journals and
magazines.
- Create an E-Zine on health issues.
- Gather an e-mail list for notices, helpful
hints, info blurbs, etc.
- Develop productions to place on commercial TV
then contact respondents to program. These could include Public
Service Announcements for radio and TV which could be sold to
sponsors or organizations.
- Create children's books or pamphlets on health
topics.
- Translate products to foreign languages and
sell.
- Produce posters for use in elementary and
junior high schools. Reference to web site at bottom. Sell to
schools outside clusters or to health organizations.
- Sub-contract to health organizations to
produce what they need.
- Produce and sell first aid kits and/or
manuals
- Create and run a youth crisis hot line and ask
for sponsorship.
- Create and run a youth crisis web site and get
a corporate sponsor or sell banner ad space.
- Create and sell simple water testing
kits.
- Create and sell disaster preparedness kits and
manuals.
- Create and sell reference guides to; nutrition
for teens, medicinal plants, dangerous stuff
- Sell access to video conferencing or sell
video conferencing as a service
- Set up a web based collaboration project on a
health topic.
- Specialize in technical or media production
and allow billing of hours to other students, teachers, classes,
schools, etc.
- Write a series of bulletin
announcements.
- Create a ribbon awareness campaign.
- Set up a health-screening event and promote
it.
- Sponsor public debates on health related
topics and hold the debates during lunch.
- Create a computer graphic with a message and
make a plan for distribution.
- Set-up and conduct an interactive web based
video conference/debate on a health topic and promote tuning
in.
- Gather existing video tours of companies or
universities and create a web-linked page to these for career
education.
- Contract with companies to produce one of
these tours.
- Create events and invite guests to expose the
program to the community. Invitees may include industry,
university, governmental, community, educators' etc.
- Create tours of science or medical
centers.
- Ask for in-kind help (printing, distribution,
paper, supplies, and space for presentations, sponsorship for
employee, etc.)
- Look for win/win situations for trade (offer
web site construction, courses, workshops, etc.)
- Publish in journals and magazines.
- Sell subscribed services to charter
schools.
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Page created by B. Hays, San Diego, Summer 2001