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1. www.cdc.gov › healthyschools › bamCDC - BAM, Teacher's Corner, John Snow, the First Epidemiologist

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   Download this Activity. Activity Component Lesson Plan [PDF – 277 KB] Description: In this activity, students will learn about John Snow, considered to be the father of epidemiology. They will learn how he used scientific methods to identify the environment in which cholera was spreading.

2. static1.squarespace.com › staticDETAILED LESSON PLAN: CHOLERA OUTBREAK!

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   In Cholera Outbreak!, Dr. John Snow and his sister, Annabelle, are distraught over the outbreak of cholera in London and feel the people are not getting adequate help from public ofices. Dr. Snow believes the current theory of cholera being spread through the air is incorrect and has begun his own research to try to identify the true source.

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   How did John Snow solve the problem of cholera?

   • In 1854 Dr. John Snow solved the problem of the cause of cholera during an epidemic outbreak that year in London. His method of observation, deduction and development of a hypothesis with data is an excellent example of the use of scientific method and reasoning.

   Basic Research Methods: Dr. John Snow and the 1854 Cholera

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   What was John Snow's cholera map?

   • John Snow’s well known cholera map is often cited as one of the earliest known examples of using geographic inquiry to understand a health epidemic although his famous dot map was actually created after the cholera epidemic to show disease clusters. Starting on August 31, 1854, an outbreak of cholera hit the London district called Soho.

   Explore John Snow's Cholera Map using GIS Data - GIS Lounge

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   How do I create a John Snow cholera map?

   • The file includes the georeferenced scan of John Snow’s map, shapefiles of the cholera death locations and pumps, and several color and grayscale OS map images. Users can use GIS software such as ArcGIS or QGIS to load the geographic data and georeferenced maps to created their own John Snow cholera maps.

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   What did snow say about cholera?

   • Snow scientifically refuted the first half of the 19th century's beliefs that miasma, a word literally meaning "bad air," was the root cause of the cholera, influenza, yellow fever, childbed fever, and other epidemics in Europe (McMichael, 1999). ... ...

   Assessing the contributions of John Snow to epidemiology

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4. www.c-span.org › classroom › documentThe Power of Geographic Data: The Ghost Map | C-SPAN Classroom

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   Jul 13, 2020 · Dr. John Snow and Henry Whitehead, a local priest, engaged in a data collection scheme during the height of the outbreak in an effort to prove the real cause of transmission of cholera.

5. humanprogress.org › lesson-plan-john-snowLesson Plan: John Snow - Human Progress

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   May 18, 2023 · Cholera is an extremely dangerous water-borne disease caused by bacteria. Watch this video about how to prevent cholera. After watching the video, in partners, small groups, or as a whole class, respond to the following questions: What causes cholera? How can cholera be prevented? As shown in the video, how is cholera not just a health problem ...

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     PredictionX: John Snow and the Cholera Epidemic of 1854 | HarvardX on edX | Course Video

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7. secure-media.collegeboard.org › digitalServicesDisease Outbreak Investigation - College Board

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   There are three lessons in this module. The first is a lesson that introduces students to a standard food-borne outbreak investigation. The second lesson introduces students to the scientific investigations done by John Snow on the bacterial disease cholera. The last lesson

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8. ioer.ilsharedlearning.org › ContentDocs › 0e72182cMODULE 9: EPIDEMIOLOGY LESSON 9.1 John Snow & Cholera

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   NATIONAL HEALTH. John Snow & Cholera. Obj. 9.1: Identify the scientific thinking John Snow used to identify the source of the famous cholera epidemic. Mapping A Mysterious Disease. Your name is John Snow and you are a “disease detec5ve” in the year 1854.

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10. ioer.ilsharedlearning.org › ContentDocs › 0e72182cOVERVIEW LESSON 9.1 John Snow & Cholera

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    OBJECTIVE 9.1: Identify the scientific thinking John Snow used to identify the source of the famous cholera epidemic. AGENDA. 1. Mapping & Collaboration 2. John Snow, Father of Epidemiology 3. Questions & Fundamentals. HOMEWORK. Research John Snow & write a five question quiz about his methods & work. LESSON 9.1. John Snow & Cholera. SUMMARY: .