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Intro to Antibiotics

Objective: KWBAT evaluate evidence to explain the effects of antibiotics in the human microbiome.

Part 1

Part 1 - Do Now

Part 2

Part 2 - "The Accident that Changed the World"

Directions: Watch the video, the answer the questions. Use information provided from the video, no other source is required.

Part 3

Part 3 - Reading about the Effects of Antibiotic Resistance

Directions: Read each section of the article. There is no need to annotate!

Answer each question using only information provided from the article. The responses are auto-graded. Read carefully and read it multiple times!

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Last updated over 3 years ago

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Untitled Section

PLEASE COMPLETE YOUR KHAN ACADEMY ASSIGNMENT BEFORE YOU COMPLETE THIS ASSIGNMENT.

Untitled Section

Intro to Antibiotics

Objective: KWBAT evaluate evidence to explain the effects of antibiotics in the human microbiome.

Part 1

Part 1 - Do Now

We know Patient 23 took antibiotics to help with the harmful bacteria that entered his gut microbiome.
Predict: Why didn't all the bacteria from his gut microbiome disappear when he took antibiotics?
(there is no right or wrong answer, just what YOU think.)

Will Patient 23's gut microbiome stay mostly empty forever?
Yes, no?
How do you know?
Sentence Starter: I (think/do not think) Patient 23's gut microbiome will stay mostly empty forever because...

Part 2

Part 2 - "The Accident that Changed the World"

Directions: Watch the video, the answer the questions. Use information provided from the video, no other source is required.

Part 3

Part 3 - Reading about the Effects of Antibiotic Resistance

Directions: Read each section of the article. There is no need to annotate!

Answer each question using only information provided from the article. The responses are auto-graded. Read carefully and read it multiple times!

Think about a time you had to take antibiotics. What effect did the antibiotics have on you? Did it help with the sickness?
If you have not taken antibiotics, tell me about the effect it had on Patient 23.

Which statement summarizes the paragraph?

Antibiotics have improved health outcomes for many but resistance makes it harder for them to fight diseases.

Bacteria have caused deadly illnesses in people for a long time but no longer are a cause for concern.

Antibiotics are medicines that kill bacteria and are now widely available to the public.

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PLEASE COMPLETE YOUR KHAN ACADEMY ASSIGNMENT BEFORE YOU COMPLETE THIS ASSIGNMENT.

Intro to Antibiotics

Part 1 - Do Now

Part 2 - "The Accident that Changed the World"

Part 3 - Reading about the Effects of Antibiotic Resistance

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PLEASE COMPLETE YOUR KHAN ACADEMY ASSIGNMENT BEFORE YOU COMPLETE THIS ASSIGNMENT.

Intro to Antibiotics

Part 1 - Do Now

We know Patient 23 took antibiotics to help with the harmful bacteria that entered his gut microbiome.
Predict: Why didn't all the bacteria from his gut microbiome disappear when he took antibiotics?
(there is no right or wrong answer, just what YOU think.)

Will Patient 23's gut microbiome stay mostly empty forever?
Yes, no?
How do you know?
Sentence Starter: I (think/do not think) Patient 23's gut microbiome will stay mostly empty forever because...

Part 2 - "The Accident that Changed the World"

Part 3 - Reading about the Effects of Antibiotic Resistance

Think about a time you had to take antibiotics. What effect did the antibiotics have on you? Did it help with the sickness?
If you have not taken antibiotics, tell me about the effect it had on Patient 23.

Which statement summarizes the paragraph?

We know Patient 23 took antibiotics to help with the harmful bacteria that entered his gut microbiome.
Predict: Why didn't all the bacteria from his gut microbiome disappear when he took antibiotics?
(there is no right or wrong answer, just what YOU think.)

Will Patient 23's gut microbiome stay mostly empty forever?
Yes, no?
How do you know?
Sentence Starter: I (think/do not think) Patient 23's gut microbiome will stay mostly empty forever because...

Think about a time you had to take antibiotics. What effect did the antibiotics have on you? Did it help with the sickness?
If you have not taken antibiotics, tell me about the effect it had on Patient 23.

Which statement summarizes the paragraph?

The section “Antibiotics In Farm Animals” is mostly organized using cause and effect.
Why do you think the author chose to organize the information this way?

Find a quote from this section that answers the question - "How does antibiotic resistance in livestock impact people?"
Add the quote as your answer.

Find a quote from this section that answers the question - "How can people prevent the spread of antibiotic resistance?"
Add the quote as your answer.

The section “Antibiotics In Farm Animals” is mostly organized using cause and effect.
Why do you think the author chose to organize the information this way?

Find a quote from this section that answers the question - "How does antibiotic resistance in livestock impact people?"
Add the quote as your answer.

Find a quote from this section that answers the question - "How can people prevent the spread of antibiotic resistance?"
Add the quote as your answer.

MB B

PLEASE COMPLETE YOUR KHAN ACADEMY ASSIGNMENT BEFORE YOU COMPLETE THIS ASSIGNMENT.

Intro to Antibiotics

Part 1 - Do Now

Part 2 - "The Accident that Changed the World"

Part 3 - Reading about the Effects of Antibiotic Resistance

MB B

PLEASE COMPLETE YOUR KHAN ACADEMY ASSIGNMENT BEFORE YOU COMPLETE THIS ASSIGNMENT.

Intro to Antibiotics

Part 1 - Do Now

We know Patient 23 took antibiotics to help with the harmful bacteria that entered his gut microbiome.Predict: Why didn't all the bacteria from his gut microbiome disappear when he took antibiotics?(there is no right or wrong answer, just what YOU think.)

Will Patient 23's gut microbiome stay mostly empty forever? Yes, no?How do you know?Sentence Starter: I (think/do not think) Patient 23's gut microbiome will stay mostly empty forever because...

Part 2 - "The Accident that Changed the World"

Part 3 - Reading about the Effects of Antibiotic Resistance

Think about a time you had to take antibiotics. What effect did the antibiotics have on you? Did it help with the sickness?If you have not taken antibiotics, tell me about the effect it had on Patient 23.

Which statement summarizes the paragraph?

We know Patient 23 took antibiotics to help with the harmful bacteria that entered his gut microbiome.Predict: Why didn't all the bacteria from his gut microbiome disappear when he took antibiotics?(there is no right or wrong answer, just what YOU think.)

Will Patient 23's gut microbiome stay mostly empty forever? Yes, no?How do you know?Sentence Starter: I (think/do not think) Patient 23's gut microbiome will stay mostly empty forever because...

Think about a time you had to take antibiotics. What effect did the antibiotics have on you? Did it help with the sickness?If you have not taken antibiotics, tell me about the effect it had on Patient 23.

Which statement summarizes the paragraph?

The section “Antibiotics In Farm Animals” is mostly organized using cause and effect. Why do you think the author chose to organize the information this way?

Find a quote from this section that answers the question - "How does antibiotic resistance in livestock impact people?"Add the quote as your answer.

Find a quote from this section that answers the question - "How can people prevent the spread of antibiotic resistance?"Add the quote as your answer.

The section “Antibiotics In Farm Animals” is mostly organized using cause and effect. Why do you think the author chose to organize the information this way?

Find a quote from this section that answers the question - "How does antibiotic resistance in livestock impact people?"Add the quote as your answer.

Find a quote from this section that answers the question - "How can people prevent the spread of antibiotic resistance?"Add the quote as your answer.

We know Patient 23 took antibiotics to help with the harmful bacteria that entered his gut microbiome.
Predict: Why didn't all the bacteria from his gut microbiome disappear when he took antibiotics?
(there is no right or wrong answer, just what YOU think.)

Will Patient 23's gut microbiome stay mostly empty forever?
Yes, no?
How do you know?
Sentence Starter: I (think/do not think) Patient 23's gut microbiome will stay mostly empty forever because...

Think about a time you had to take antibiotics. What effect did the antibiotics have on you? Did it help with the sickness?
If you have not taken antibiotics, tell me about the effect it had on Patient 23.

We know Patient 23 took antibiotics to help with the harmful bacteria that entered his gut microbiome.
Predict: Why didn't all the bacteria from his gut microbiome disappear when he took antibiotics?
(there is no right or wrong answer, just what YOU think.)

Will Patient 23's gut microbiome stay mostly empty forever?
Yes, no?
How do you know?
Sentence Starter: I (think/do not think) Patient 23's gut microbiome will stay mostly empty forever because...

Think about a time you had to take antibiotics. What effect did the antibiotics have on you? Did it help with the sickness?
If you have not taken antibiotics, tell me about the effect it had on Patient 23.

The section “Antibiotics In Farm Animals” is mostly organized using cause and effect.
Why do you think the author chose to organize the information this way?

Find a quote from this section that answers the question - "How does antibiotic resistance in livestock impact people?"
Add the quote as your answer.

Find a quote from this section that answers the question - "How can people prevent the spread of antibiotic resistance?"
Add the quote as your answer.

The section “Antibiotics In Farm Animals” is mostly organized using cause and effect.
Why do you think the author chose to organize the information this way?

Find a quote from this section that answers the question - "How does antibiotic resistance in livestock impact people?"
Add the quote as your answer.

Find a quote from this section that answers the question - "How can people prevent the spread of antibiotic resistance?"
Add the quote as your answer.