抗生素PPT课件（英文精品）eBug the EU initiative for school .pptVIP

Conclusion Distribution of over 13.000 free copies in Belgium + Further promotion of e-bug website = Maximum possible coverage of over 1.5 million students (15% of total population) Thank you for your attention * Cliodna McNulty Introduction to e-Bug launch 3rd September 2009 * Hermann Goossens, author of this paper, is in the audience and a member of the working group on surveillance. Cliodna McNulty Introduction to e-Bug launch 3rd September 2009 * Cliodna McNulty Introduction to e-Bug launch 3rd September 2009 * * Based on the feedback from students these are the final bug characters for the junior pack. * These are examples of some of the teacher comments * Throughout the development of the junior pack itself the focus groups of teachers were consulted on each section providing much constructive criticism. When each section was completed to the teachers satisfaction, some of the activities were trialled in the classroom. Teachers then commented on how suitable the activities were for classroom use and how the section could be improved. Following the lesson, the students were provided with questionnaires to complete asking them what they liked and disliked about the activity and what the main thing was that they learned. Much of the student feedback was very positive. * e-Bug the EU initiative for school children Tereza Kop?ivová Herotová What is e-Bug project e-Bug is a European wide antibiotic and hygiene teaching resource for junior and senior school children Funded by DG Sanco (EU Commission) The project is lead by the Health Protection Agency (HPA) Primary Care Unit in Gloucester, UK and involves a consortium of 18 partner EU countries: 10 Associate and 8 Collaborating 10 Associate Partners Belgium the Czech Republic Denmark France Greece Italy Poland Portugal Spain United Kingdom 8 Collaborating Partners Croatia Finland Hungary Ireland Latvia Lithuania Slovakia Slovenia E-Bug project Associate partners 46 % of Europan Population 300 mil. peo