Syllabus

Do not be frustrated if you cannot understand this...you will eventually.


Well, at this moment I am FRUSTRATED. Applejaws

“Once a new technology rolls over you, if you're not part of the steamroller, you're part of the road.”Stewart Brand


http://www.wikihow.com/Main-Page
There is a little bit of WIKI information that I found to be helpful. More can be found at Maria's party.
I just recently learned how to use WIKI for a Theory Class and it is a great tool to keep all information in one place that many can log into to update and add to. Most common WIKI is wikipedia....

WIKI looks pretty good guys........I am liking it...........

Yuba

Okay folks. Now the work begins. I started the Health Educator Library Page and when I have time, will add my own personal favorites.

I don't know why it is so hot here in Southern Illinois than anywhere in the planet.O.K.

May I suggest that if somebody adds something they include their name and the date? Thanks.
Kittleson, 2/25/09

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Check out the latest comments by Bill Cissell...more information can be found by going to http://hedir.hpcareernetwork.com/ (you're welcomed to make comments)... Kittleson 2/26/09


When the “Hillarycare” healthcare reform proposal of 1993 went down in flames, there were many prognosticators who speculated that it would take 20-25 years before another serious healthcare reform proposal would be offered by a presidential administration. Based on Mr. Obama’s address to Congress on Tuesday, February 24, 2009, and the forecast published by major media on Wednesday, February 25, 2009,which forecaststhe impending budget proposal will call for $634 billion for healthcare reform, we are getting that healthcare reform proposal a few years earlier than predicted. How about a president calling for a serious investment in preventive care and appearing to know something about what he is proposing? I had often wondered whether I would hear the words spoken by Mr. Obama coming from a seated president in my lifetime. Public health professionals and health educators employed in all settings should be thrilled with the commitment of President Obama to improve the health of American citizens and gain control of the escalating costs of healthcare insurance. Based on an opinion piece published in The Wall Street Journal on September 16, 2008, David J, Cutler, J. Bradford DeLong, and Ms. Marciarille state that health insurance premiums doubled during the period of 2000-2007. No wonder the support for Mr. Obama’s performance jumped from 63% approval to 80% approval following his speech on Tuesady evening. He plans to take action in areas that have been greatly neglected for far too long. I suspect that approval of Mr. Obama’s performance among professional health educators is even higher.