Apply your knowledge by getting out into your neighborhood, photographing and writing about what you see, and proposing a few changes you think would make it better.
Deepen your knowledge by learning how city planners and leaders make decisions, researching what your city or town has been doing, and refining your city model based on what you’ve learned.
Students will discuss what public health issues are present within their communities, and potential solutions to those issues could arise. Students will then design a public health survey, aimed at enhancing understanding of respiratory illness. Students will then test the survey, analyze the data and share their survey results with classmates.