Health Science Fall 2026-4th Block Assignments
- Instructor
- Sarah Dills
- Term
- Fall 2026
- Department
- CTE
- Description
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Files
August 2026
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Upcoming Assignments
No upcoming assignments.
Past Assignments
Due:
In the Google Doc that is attached you will identify a current healthcare issue impacted by federal or state legislation, research the issue, and write a professional email that (1) explains the issue, (2) proposes a solution, and (3) argues why the legislative change should or should not occur, using patient advocacy reasoning. You will type your email directly into the attached Google Doc.
Instructions
Choose ONE healthcare issue from the list found on the document that is labeled "Healthcare Legislation Advocacy Assignment" (or propose your own topic for approval)
Research the issue using at least two credible sources. One should be a primary source (laws) and the other should be a secondary source (news article, government website, professional healthcare organization, etc.). Keep track of your source — you will need to reference it. You will have 25 minutes to do this.
Decide on a realistic recipient for your email: a state or federal legislator, a hospital administrator, a state health department, or a healthcare organization.
Write a professional email (300–500 words) that includes all required components listed below.
Submit your email as a typed document. Include the source you used at the bottom of your email.
Additional Resources:
Attached you will find an example email. You can use it as a guide to help your email flow.
Email template: If you are unsure of how to set up your email, use the template to help guide you.
**AI SHOULD NOT BE USED TO WRITE THIS EMAIL***
Instructions
Choose ONE healthcare issue from the list found on the document that is labeled "Healthcare Legislation Advocacy Assignment" (or propose your own topic for approval)
Research the issue using at least two credible sources. One should be a primary source (laws) and the other should be a secondary source (news article, government website, professional healthcare organization, etc.). Keep track of your source — you will need to reference it. You will have 25 minutes to do this.
Decide on a realistic recipient for your email: a state or federal legislator, a hospital administrator, a state health department, or a healthcare organization.
Write a professional email (300–500 words) that includes all required components listed below.
Submit your email as a typed document. Include the source you used at the bottom of your email.
Additional Resources:
Attached you will find an example email. You can use it as a guide to help your email flow.
Email template: If you are unsure of how to set up your email, use the template to help guide you.
**AI SHOULD NOT BE USED TO WRITE THIS EMAIL***
Due:
Using the directions below, complete a bloom ball for your assigned career. The directions will tell you what specific things you need to research and include, and the rubric is a great resource to ensure you include all items so you can receive a good score. Have fun with this project and be creative!
Due:
Use the link below to submit 3 questions you would like our guest speaker to discuss on Friday. They can be questions you would like them all to answer or questions for a specific career. You cannot ask what is the worst thing they have ever seen or how much money they make. Careers who will be here on Friday include:
Paramedic
Pediatric Nurse
Cardiac Nurse
Physical Therapist
Occupational Therapist
Speech therapist
Respiratory Therapist
Medical Social Worker
Paramedic
Pediatric Nurse
Cardiac Nurse
Physical Therapist
Occupational Therapist
Speech therapist
Respiratory Therapist
Medical Social Worker
Due:
Using the attached directions, you and your team will create a video newscast that will cover the major people and events that shaped healthcare in that era. Be sure to review the rubric and follow all instructions. Each person should contribute to the final product.