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Stanford Health Library 2008

New Training Resources from the Stanford Hospital & Clinics
Stanford University Medical Center and Jr. Medical School Project Based Learning.

Nora J. Cain, director of the Stanford Health Library has made it possible for all Jr. Medical School teachers, students, and parents to have access to the Stanford Health Library. The Stanford Health Library's mission is to provide scientifically based medical information and health education that helps individuals and families make informed decisions about their health and health care. When Jr. Medical Students want to know more information they now have the resources. Jr. Medical School students need to contact Dr. Bob to learn about custom research packets.

The Health Library on the Internet

This virtual branch of Stanford Health Library has over 10,000 reviewed links to scientifically based medical information on the Internet and over 850 full test health and medical books available for use from home. The Health Library's streaming video collection includes over 40 videos of Stanford doctors and researchers talking on important health topics including Cancer Supportive Care.

The new Jr. Medical School Toolkit is now available for both Macintosh and PC computers. This updated program is designed to take full advantage of the Stanford health Library text, and steaming videos. Contact Dr. Bob to receive additional information about creative Jr. Medical School projects that will earn points towards graduation.

Contact:

Dr. Bob
Suprschool@aol.com

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The Kid's Talk Radio Science Show

Science on The Radio

500 Points

A good way to earn points is to read and the write a health and science report that you can read on the radio. This is a great way to pick up 500 points and to move to the top of your class ranking. We need Jr. Doctors that can help other through talking about science on the radio. You can pick any area of science that you have a passion for. We are looking for topics in health and science that you are very excited about learning. Getting your paper ready for the radio is a fantastic way to demonstrate how much you are learning at Jr. Medical School.

How do I create my first radio show?

We will train you how to do a station opener and closer for Kid's Talk Radio. Your instructors will help you with your short essay for radio. You will have to practice your oral reading before you record your radio station spot. We you have a smooth style of reading your article we will send you our special software that will turn your computer into a fantastic recording studio.You can record your broadcast at home and then send it to Kid's Talk Radio for the Jr. Medical School Science Show. Don't worry. We will guide you every step of the way.You are not alone on this project.If you have any questions at all, send your e-mail to Suprschool@aol.com.

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Kid's Talk Radio is designed to help you to produce your own Jr. Medical School Health and Science Show. We have the perfect software that will turn your computer into a fantastic recording studio. All you have to do is to concentrate on the science story that you are reading. Our Jr. Medical School training program will take care of all the rest. If you don't have your Mixcraft Software contact me at Suprschool@aol.com.

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The Kid's Talk Radio Science Show

All Jr. Medical School students will have an opportunity to create at least one science and technology show for Kid's Talk Radio. All of your instruction are in your Jr. Medical School Kit. If you need answers to your questions, contact Suprschool@aol.com.

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