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Heat Exhaustion & Heat Stroke Brochure 
Stroke Prevention Education Brochure
Create a typed bi-fold brochure that clearly explains the symptoms of heat exhaustion and heat stroke, and correct management of these two disorders. Include 4 web references providing more information. Include a checklist that can be followed easily by someone who is not medically trained. Your brochure should have information on all six columns or panels, include images, and be colorful and creative.
Rubric Code: YCBAW2
By kathy_snyder
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Subject: Health  
Type: Project  
Grade Levels: 9-12

Powered by iRubric Heat Stroke & Exhaustion
  Poor

1 pts

Acceptable

3 pts

Exemplary

5 pts

1. Punctuality

Poor

The brochure was emailed after the due date.
Acceptable

The brochure was handed in one day after it was due.
Exemplary

The completed brochure was submitted on time.
2. Bi-fold

Poor

The brochure has either more than two or less than two folds.
Acceptable

The brochure has two folds, but panels are not the same size.
Exemplary

The brochure has two folds, and 6 equal-sized panels.
3. Symptoms

Poor

Symptoms of heat stroke or heat exhaustion are either incorrect, or one is missing.
Acceptable

Symptoms of heat stroke or heat exhaustion are correct, but incomplete.
Exemplary

Symptoms of heat stroke and heat exhaustion are complete, and correct, and properly explained.
4. Research is paraphrased

Poor

More than one statement in the brochure that the student has researched was not paraphrased or reworded. Instead it was "cut and pasted" directly from a web reference.
Acceptable

All but one statement in the brochure that the student has researched was not paraphrased or reworded. This one statement was "cut and pasted" directly from a web reference.
Exemplary

All information that the student has researched is paraphrased or reworded and not "cut and pasted" directly from a web reference.
5. 5. Audience is appropriate

Poor

The education brochure is not appropriate for individuals in parks, at ballfields, at outdoor concerts, or other locations where heat stroke might occur.
Acceptable

The educational brochure is appropriate for some individuals in parks, at ballfields, at outdoor concerts, or other locations where heat stroke might occur.
Exemplary

The education brochure is appropriate for all individuals in parks, at ballfields, at outdoor concerts, or other locations where heat stroke might occur.
6. Management of symptoms

Poor

Information on management of symptoms is incorrect.
Acceptable

Information on management of symptoms is too brief, but what is included is correct.
Exemplary

Management of symptoms of heat stroke and heat exhaustion are correctly worded, clear, and easy to understand.
7. Four Web references

Poor

2 appropriate and informative references are provided. These vetted references give more detailed information on the diagnosis, management, and first aid for heat stroke and heat exhaustion. Or, the student did not provide correct information or web sites.
Acceptable

3 appropriate and informative references are provided. These vetted references give more detailed information on the diagnosis, management, and first aid for heat stroke and heat exhaustion.
Exemplary

4 appropriate and informative references are provided. These vetted references give more detailed information on the diagnosis, management, and first aid for heat stroke and heat exhaustion.
8. Checklist

Poor

A rudimentary checklist is included, or it is absent altogether.
Acceptable

Concise, accurate, user-friendly checklist is included. There is no information on how to use this or what to do with the information once it is obtained.
Exemplary

Concise, accurate, user-friendly checklist is included that aids a first aid provider to differentiate and ascertain the correct diagnosis and begin appropriate first aid procedures.
9. Creativity, writing, images

Poor

The brochure has information on fewer than five columns or panels, includes images, and is both colorful and creative.
Acceptable

The brochure has information on five columns or panels, includes images, and is both colorful and creative.
Exemplary

The brochure has information on all six columns or panels, includes images, and is both colorful and creative.
10. Tools on hand

Poor

The first aid kit items are incorrect, or too limited to be of help to a first responder.
Acceptable

The brochure mentions some of the first aid kit items necessary. The kit will enable a first aid provider to manage heat stroke and heat exhaustion. Those items mentioned are correct, but incomplete.
Exemplary

The brochure mentions the first aid kit items necessary. The kit will enable a first aid provider to manage heat stroke and heat exhaustion. This information is correct.



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  • heat stroke, heat exhaustion, brochure, first aid, temperature, brochure



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