1. Roman Public Health LOs: 1.Complete progress sheets for first assessment. 2.Complete note taking healthcheck 3.To explain how technology combined with the Romans’ big idea improved Roman health

2. Feedback on Essays - Generally excellent effort - Generally on or around target grades Overall Targets: - Tweaking structure - Detailed, specific examples

3. Progress sheets A

4. Note taking health check Egypt: Civilisation spider diagram Natural/Supernatural Pyramids Greece Mind map (possibly unfinished) Hippocrates Factfile Role of the Individual sheet for Hippocrates Greek civilisation and benefits to medicine Supernatural Greek Medicine – Asclepion Natural Greek Medicine – 4 Humours, Humoral Treatments etc Alexandria Who treated the sick in ancient Greece? Greek Medicine wordfill Romans: Alexandria questions Empire spider diagram Advert for Roman medicine Roman civilisation and impact on medicine Greeks/Romans comparison table Roman Army Hospital Sourcework Galen Facebook profile Roman Public health evaluation.

5. Wiki Task Homework for half term: 1.Write a substantial paragraph (around 400 words) that describes and explains your topic on the wiki. 2.Fact check and actively edit your partner’s work.

6. Writing Introduce the topic in one or two sentences. Explain significance to medical history. Progress? Limiting factors? – Good detail here please! Give some detailed information/examples Use key vocab correctly Use your notes for information and your own words. Use the internet to check details but NOTHING should be copied and pasted. Use bold and italics to highlight anything that is particularly important Suggest any linked topics. Look at “Ancient Egypt -> Wealth” for an example. Editing Be bold – the aim is to improve every entry to A* level! Ensure spelling, grammar and punctuation is excellent and the writing is very clear and readable. Ensure all the requirements of the “writing” instructions are met. Make additions and changes as you feel necessary. Ensure the layout is clear – separated sections/paragraphs? Bullet points? Is everything clearly linked to the history of medicine? Remove anything that isn’t, i.e. general information. Add any specific examples that you can. Check for length – is it detailed enough but not too wordy?

7. Person 1 TopicPerson 1 Name Person 2 Name Person 2 Topic Greek Civilisation and medicineEmily HNyimaEgypt - Trade Roman Civilisation and medicineLouie DLewis EEgypt - Religion The Four HumoursArjanWillAncient Egypt - Writing Humoral TreatmentsIsaAlex Egypt - Supernatural Treatment Rome – Army HospitalsKaseySamAsclepion Hippocrates: Oath and Hippocratic collection HarrisonLouis ORome: supernatural medical beliefs Who treated the sick in Ancient Greece? Cameron NNicole Egypt – Supernatural Causes Hippocrates: Long term impactEdsonEmily MGalen: Writings and design Hippocrates: Observation and recording, natural medicine Cameron MBelinderGalen: ideas and methods Prehistoric MedicineLaurenNiallaPrehistoric Medicine Rome – Public HealthRobbieTomAlexandria Egypt - Natural TreatmentsBrandonJawadEgypt - Farming

8. Roman Public Health LO: To explain how technology combined with the Romans’ big idea improved Roman health.

9. What is public health? Public health is

10. How did the Romans improve public health? Stick in the map of the water system Explain in 5 bullet points how the Romans improved public health.

11. How effective was Roman Public Health? Why it was effective: Why it wasn’t effective: Your Opinion: