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Page 1: Are parents to blame? By: Shea McMurry. Why did I choose this topic? Researched in another class and grew an interest Was not familiar with the topic

Childhood Obesity: Are parents to blame?

By: Shea McMurry

Page 2: Are parents to blame? By: Shea McMurry. Why did I choose this topic? Researched in another class and grew an interest Was not familiar with the topic

Why did I choose this topic?Researched in another class and grew an

interestWas not familiar with the topicHad questions and concerns

Page 3: Are parents to blame? By: Shea McMurry. Why did I choose this topic? Researched in another class and grew an interest Was not familiar with the topic

PaperDriving Question: Is childhood obesity an

effect of parent neglect?Thesis: There are those who will argue

parents are to blame for the health and eating habits of their children while others would claim this by saying it is a societal effect on these children that enables obesity.

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Interesting FactsNottingham England case

Being overweight it is the primary cause of Type 2 Diabetes.

Each hour spent watching television can increase a child’s chances of becoming obese by 2 percent.

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ProductCreated a wikispace for parents and childrenOffers healthy snack ideas, simple exercises,

helpful links to other sites and fun family activities.

http://healthyhappykids.wikispaces.com/Home

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Product ProcessResult of an idea that was altered many timesResearched components that I wanted in my

wikispaceGot help from friends with taking pictures

and asked repeated “How does this look?” questions regarding wikispace.

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Process

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Process

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Impact of ProductHoping visitors of wikispace will try some of

the ideas.My family started trying some of the snacks

and are getting involved in a few of the activities.

Not made to be a cure or prescribed treatment for obese children.

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What I learned from the ProductLearned how to make a website.You can make almost anything into a fun

exercise activity.This, in turn, further proved my theory that you

can always find a silver lining.Planning is key.

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ConnectionPaper is dedicated to pinning down the cause

of overweight and obese children.Regardless of the cause, there needs to be

some way to help.

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Reflection

+ -•Learned the process of completing a demanding project•Became a better writer•Learned how to compile information from different sources into a conclusion•Had fun!

•Did not have a mentor•Fell behind on progress assignments•Was not strong when it came to prioritizing•Scheduling time for product (outside of class) around work schedule.

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Future PlansCareer is not health based, however it

involves young children.I plan to be an early elementary school

teacher.This project will give me a head start when I

need to plan assignments.

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CopyrightThis presentation has been prepared under

the fair use exemption of the US Copyright Law and is restricted from further use.

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Sources Lallanilla, Marc. "Obesity among Kids: A Media Problem? - ABC

News." ABCNews.com: Breaking News, Politics, World News, Good Morning America, Exclusive Interviews - ABC News. Web. 11 May 2011. <http://abcnews.go.com/Health/Living/story?id=118227>.

Jeffreys, Branwen. "BBC NEWS | Health | Child Obesity 'a Form of Neglect'" BBC News - Home. BBC.com, 14 June 2007. Web. 11 May 2011. <http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/health/6749037.stm>.

Young, Leslie. "Childhood Diabetes - Childhood Illnesses." Netplaces. N.p., n.d. Web. 11 May 2011. <http://www.netplaces.com/childhood-illnesses/childhood-obesity/childhood-diabetes.htm>.

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Questions?