Avoiding Colds and Flues

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This response is minimally acceptable. Titles and visuals are weak and some details are missing. The layout lacks balance. Avoiding Colds and Flues Helpful tips: - wash hands often - use soap - wash for 15-30 sec - use paper towel to, open doors and shut of tap of Bathroom Also dont let hands airdry Roll of paper towel and tissue box remember stay healthy

This response is minimally acceptable. The gaps and weaknesses in this product: visuals are weak, layout lacks balance, and some details are missing. How infection spreads How to avoid infection Infection is spread by people how cough and touch an object or touch you, and you touch the object and then touch your eye, mouth, ears, or food To avoid infection you must wash your whole hand including under rings a between fingers. Then you must dry your hands so the bacteria have no were to live. Last you must stay clean by useing a cloth to turn off the water and open the door.

This response is minimally acceptable. The layout lacks balance and titles and headings are weak. Many important details are missing; however, the student attempts to address the task. The overall response lacks organization. When you SEE BE SAFE AVOID You stop And THINK coughing sneezing TO AVOID Wash Hands Dry with paper Towel Avoid touching public door handls and taps

This is a competent response. The visuals are appropriate, but the layout lacks balance. There are acceptable titles and heading, and appropriate details are included. Wash hands with soap and running water for at least 15-30 seconds Viruses can live up to an hour on a door knob, so be sure to wash after being in public areas. Dry your hands well because damp hand give bacteria an ideal environment Colds and flus are generaly passed on when someone blows there nose or coughs into there hands and comes in contact with you or something you touch.

This visual design attempts balance; however, the details are redundant. There are gaps and weaknesses in the overall product; however, it is generally appropriate for content, audience and purpose. How To Prevent The Cold and Flu cold and flu are passed when someone coughs or sneezes and shakes hand or touches objects viruses live an hour on surfaces such as doorknobs Dry your hands Thouroghly because air drying promotes bacteria Cold Germ and bar of soap facing each other with closed fists In public washrooms after washing hands use paper towel to turn off tap and open washroom Door. Do Your Part to Stay GERM FREE thouroughly wash hands ˆ for 15-30 seconds

This response contains appropriate text and visuals; however, it lacks balance. The use of titles and headings is acceptable with appropriate emphasis. box of kleenex SICK? box of kleenex The most helpful way to avoid sickness is to wash your hands! Wash hands using soap and warm running water Be sure to wash the back of your hands, between fingers and finger nails Completely dry your hands! Viruses attract to moist surfaces Viruses can live on a surface for approximatly one hour In public washrooms, turn off taps and open doors using paper towel STAY CLEAN, STAY HEALTHY Remember to: Taps with washing hands doctor Wash your hands for any further information contact any local doctor

This very good response demonstrates an understanding of context, audience and purpose. The visual design is accurate and includes most significant details. Appropriate titles and headings are evident as are some visual effects. How to Avoid Cold & Flu. Dr. Johnson said ALWAYS WASH YOUR HAND Wash your hand with soap and running water For at least 15 to 30 secounds. This removes 99% of bacteria. Don t forget wash the backs of your hands, Between your fingers, around the nails, and under your rings Dry your hands thoroughly. If you don t, you may increase the number of pathogens on your skin. In public washroom after washing your hands, use a paper towel to turn off the tap and to open the washroom door. Good Luck Forks

This very good response demonstrates an understanding of context and audience. Most significant details are included. Titles and headings are appropriate and visuals eye catching. HOW TO STAY HEALTHY and free of the flu DONT TOUCH to transfer a virus- by sneezing, coughing or blowing your nose, and transferring it to another surface before washing your hands to catch a virus- by touching your eyes, nose or mouth after your hands come in contact with a potential virus GARBAGE Remember: Remember: Viruses can live up to an hour after the are transferred, always wash your hands for at least 15-30 seconds with antibacterial soap and warm water to get a good clean. make sure you wash your palms, back of hands, fingers, and remove rings. Always throughly dry, because damp is an ideal environment for bacteria. Remember: Use a paper towel in public restrooms to turn off the tap, and open the door.

This very good response demonstrates an understanding of context and audience. Information is accurate and includes most significant details. The visuals are appropriate and emphasize detail. How to get them? Avoid Colds and Flu nose, hands, eyes, and mouth passed on when someone blows her nose or coughs into her hands, then shakes hands or touches an object that another person touches. touching your own eyes, nose or mouth. About virus: virus and bacteria Most viruses can live at least an hour on surfaces such as door knobs. How to safe? washing hands dry hands public washroom and paper towel washing your hands with soap and running water for at least 15 to 30 seconds removes 99 percent of surface bacteria wash the backs of your hands, between your fingers, around the nails, and under your rings Dry your hands thoroughly. -letting hands air-dry increase the number of pathogens on your skin. In public washrooms after washing your hands, use a paper towel to turn off the tap and to open the washroom door. Take care of your health! Have a nice day! smiling face

This very good response demonstrates an understanding of context, audience and purpose. The visual design is accurate and includes most significant details. Appropriate titles and headings are evident as are some visual effects. How to Avoid Colds and Flu s And Information You Need to Know 1.You can catch a virus through the air. 2.Always wash your hands after coughing or sneezing. Why you ask? The germs get onto yor hands, then the germs transfer to whatever you touch. 3.Virus can live up to an hour on surfaces such as door knobs. 4.To make sure the germs are gone. Wash your hands for 15-30 seconds. (removes up to 99% of bacteria) 5.Be sure to wash your hands thoroughly. If you don t bacteria will live in the moist parts. 6.To avoid bacteria after you wash your hands in a public place, use a paper towel to turn off the tap and to open the door.

This superior response demonstrates a well laid out and balanced visual design. Titles and heading are effective and emphasis of important details is appropriate. COLD and FLU PREVENTION Picture of hands being washed causes Picture of hands being washed touching your hands, nose or mouth after coming into physical contact with a hand or object of an infected person prevention washing hands thoroughly for 15-30 seconds with soap and running water dry hands thoroughly (damp hands give bacteria an ideal environment) after using public washrooms, use a paper towel to turn off the tap and to open the door Visual step-by-step Design on proper Hand-washing technique

This superior response reveals a creative and original approach to the task. Layout is balanced and includes all significant details. The visuals are particularly effective in demonstrating higher level thinking. How To Avoid Colds and Flu Do you know? Colds and flu are generally passed on when someone blows her nose or coughs into her hands, the shakes hands or touches an object that another person touches. Most viruses can live at least an hour on surfaces How can we avoid colds and flu? Washing hands after You ve been in a Public place Picture of a market Washing all your hands, backs, fingers, nails and under your rings Picture of a hand with a ring Drying your hands troughly Picture of a dryer Washing hands with soap and running water for at least 15-30 seconds Picture of washing hands After washing hands, use a paper towel to turn of tap and open door in public washroom Picture of a public washroom