Sun Damage Effects

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Sun Damage Effects

• Arwa Sulieman
• ITT 522

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Target Audience

• High School students starting the summer .

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Instructional Guidelines

• Through this Spreadsheet program, the students
  will be able to recognize the factors that effect
  the amount of damage the skin is under during the
  summer time.
• The students will also realize the relationship
  between the temperature,time of sum exposure skin
  type and sun block used.

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Question?

• What factors lay a role on the amount of damage
  your skin is subject to during the summer months?
  
• Determine what are the best conditions to protect
  your skin from sun damage this summer?
• What type of sun block is best for you?

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Forming Groups

• The main factors in this case are
• Skin Type
• Temperature
• Amount of Time under direct sunlight
• Sun Block degree used

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Factors
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Instructions

• Identify your skin type using the aid of the
  legend provided
• Determine the amount of time exposed to the sum
  (1-5 hours)
• Supply the weather temperature for the time
  chosen
• Choose the degree of Sun Block used
• Identify the amount of damage accruing to the
  skin based on the past factors.
• Change the time, sun block degree and temperature
  to find the best times and sun block for your
  activity.

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Conclusion

• The degree of sun damage to the skin is
  controlled by factors such as the time and sun
  block. These are factors that can be changed or
  manipulated to best protect the skin.
• Other factors like the skin type and temperature
  are factors that are not changed.