'Screen time' presentation slideshows

Dyslipidemia and Cardiovascular Risk Reduction: An Evidence-Based Review

Dyslipidemia and Cardiovascular Risk Reduction: An Evidence-Based Review. Robert M. Guthrie, MD Professor of Emergency Medicine Professor of Internal Medicine Professor of Pharmacology The Ohio State University College of Medicine Columbus, Ohio. ?. Key Question.

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2012 YMCA Brown Bag Series

2012 YMCA Brown Bag Series. Sponsored by SARMC Presented by Treasure Valley Family YMCA. 2012 YMCA Brown Bag Series Summary of Presentations. Re-Think your Drink Super Foods Walk your Way to Fitness Diabetes Awareness Life Balance Healthy Holidays. What I Learned.

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Chapter 7

Chapter 7. MIDDLE CHILDHOOD. Physical Development. Growth in Middle Childhood Physical Growth and Sensory Development. Growth slow and steady Boys slightly taller and more muscular Lowest body mass index during this time Nearsightedness (myopia) rises during middle childhood.

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Check your Good Habits 8:20 at school 8:25 moving to class 8:30 IN class for O Canada

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How Far Gone Are You?

1 point per item that applies to you. How Far Gone Are You?. Your cell phone has features you don't know how to use You have sent TXT messages Taken a picture with your phone Used a cell phone to access the Internet Use IM Belong to any online groups Been in an online chat room

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The Physical Activity Guidelines for Children and Adolescents

The Role of Families in Promoting Youth Physical Activity. The Physical Activity Guidelines for Children and Adolescents. Your Name Organization or Group Date of Presentation. Presentation Objectives. Identify the benefits of regular physical activity among youth

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Obesity Prevention in Child Care

Obesity Prevention in Child Care. A Partnership Approach . Sandra Rhoades, MPH, RD Director, CACFP Obesity Prevention Unit NYS Dept. of Health Diane Craft, PhD Professor, Physical Activity Department State University of New York at Cortland. Objectives. Obesity Prevention in Child Care.

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Increasing Access to Technology - Part 2

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Screen Time and Sleep Quality in College Students

Screen Time and Sleep Quality in College Students. Sarah L undli , Sarah M artin Stacey Martin, A manda M artelli , Erin P aschall , & C ara S killingstead. Sleep Health 1-12. Importance of sleep Good sleep quality Poor sleep quality Health consequences .

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Parents are Powerful

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Technology & Teens

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Parent Involvement in Early Childhood Education

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Toddlers and Young Children Should Not Have Access to Technology

Toddlers and Young Children Should Not Have Access to Technology. Stacie Rihl Section 5. Statistics. -58% of children between the ages of 2 and 5 know how to play computer games. -25% of small children know how to open a web browser, while only 20% know how to swim.

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The Burden of Obesity in North Carolina

The Burden of Obesity in North Carolina. Screen Time. Screen Time. Nearly 80% of U.S. households have multiple TV sets. More than two-thirds of households with children own video and computer games. Children, on average, spend up to 5-6 hours per day involved in sedentary activities.

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Module 4A: Unit 2: Lesson 17

Module 4A: Unit 2: Lesson 17 . Choosing a Position: Screen Time and Adolescents . Agenda. Opening Entry Task: Independent Reading Check-in (15 minutes) Reviewing Learning Targets (1 minute) Work Time Choose a Position (10 minutes)

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Effects of Media on Eating and Activity:

Amount of time average American child spends in front of electronic screens in one day? __________ How long is television on each day in a typical American home? _______________ % of American children (ages 2-17) with a TV set in their bedroom? _______________.

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Computers Past, Present, and the Future

Computers Past, Present, and the Future. By Bridget Danis. Early Computers. In the 1940s, computers were just starting to be popular in businesses. Now, we are used to having small computers on desks or tables, but in the 1940s, computers were the size of a room!. Computers Today.

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