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For more information about the School Walk for Diabetes Program, contact the American Diabetes Association.
SOUTH CENTRAL DIVISION
QUINCY NEAL
Vice President
qneal@diabetes.org
975-255-6900 ext. 6006
Click here to view a complete list of South Central Division contacts.
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Ignite! Learning and the American Diabetes Association
Ignite! Learning and the American Diabetes Association
School Walk for Diabetes Program
Related Ignite! Lessons
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Effects of Exercise
Through a logical cause-and-effect framework, this media piece shows how physical exercise and maintaining a healthy body weight can help prevent obesity, diabetes, arthritis, osteoporosis, cardiovascular disease, coronary disease, and stress.
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Five Components of Fitness
This media piece shows how physical exercise helps the body's cardiovascular endurance, flexibility, muscular endurance, muscular strength, and stress levels and provides examples of exercises for each of these goals.
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The Most Basic Unit of Life
The music video teaches how cells are the most basic units of life, showing how cells are capable of internal processes, growth, and reproduction. It also differentiates between eukaryotes and prokaryotes, and life and viruses.
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What Do Cells Do
In a highly structure interface, this media piece shows how cells are capable of internal processes, growth, reproduction, waste removal, environmental interaction, and cellular respiration. It also shows how cells contain DNA.
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Aerobic and Anaerobic Exercise
This dialogue between two animated characters explains the difference between and benefits of aerobic and anaerobic exercise, including increasing energy and flexibility, maintaining a healthy body weight, strengthening bones and muscular strength, and relieving stress. It also provides examples of both aerobic and anaerobic exercise.
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Sample Unit Introduction
This unit introduction prepares the learners for the Health Unit by explaining that physical exercise, good dietary habits, and avoiding drugs, like cigarettes and caffeine, are all a part of a healthy lifestyle.
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