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KINES126.1
Monday, February 8th, 1999
Announcements:
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Exam One is on Monday, February 15th
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Bring a # 2 pencil with you to the exam.
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The exam will be 50 questions. 35 will be multiple choice, 15 true/false
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A review sheet for exam one will be passed out in class on Friday
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The chapters on Teaching Techniques in the text will not be required for
the exam.
Lecture notes:
SAFETY EDUCATION AND INJURY PREVENTION
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The leading cause of death among school aged children
is unintentional injury (text calls this accidents.)
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Safety "injury" prevention
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element of risk
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degree of human error
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The term "accident" is less preferable to the term
"unintentional injury" because "accident" implies:
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it happened by chance
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it is nobody's fault
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it was bad luck
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85% of all injuries are caused by human error
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15% of injuries are caused by hazardous conditions
in the environment
Causes of injury to children
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lack of motor skill
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lack of awareness of consequences of their actions
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"can't happen to me" ideology
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curious by nature
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lack of experience
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lack attention/focus
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peer pressure--mimic older kids
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perception of risk is out of step with their maturation
level
Safety at home
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Leading cause of death in the home is fire
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sources of heat
a.) matches
b.) appliances-stoves
c.) fireplaces
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combustible materials
a.) gasoline
b.) kerosene
c.) nail polish remover
d.) hairspray
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