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Use this folder to find the assignment details

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1. Did the presenter share enough information that you feel like you could use this assignment?
2. What more information do you need?
3. How might you use or modify this assignment for your course or your students?

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inclusion of more than women delivering

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for film - add brief informaiton and perhaps timing -- could offer good cue points if time was limited, add full reference for video (could offer link or ways to get if not youtube)

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I think you listed that -- just checking...

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It might be interesting to add the possibility of miscarriage, diagnosis of a birth complication/disease, or still birth.

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Is the textbook reading enough to support this activity or do you do a lot of additional lecture/reading on the topic?

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For breast or bottle, it is often not one or the other but a combination of both or it is breast up until a certain point. There is also exclusive pumping, donor milk, etc.

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What context do you provide for those who think they will ever have children, whoever they may be, as they complete this assignment

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how can fit into general intro class...

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Maybe you could provide a shorter, simpler version as well, although I know that is asking a lot

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I really like this assignment Jennifer. In my Psych and Culture class we talk about the disparity of mortality rates in women of color in the U.S.....would be interesting to have students view this through the lens of enculturation and intracultural influences on the birth plan.