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1. What are the key factor/s that needs to be explored for this task question>?

2. Which chapter/s are related to these key factor/s?

3. How many part/s or section/s must be completed for this projectwork?

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Step 1: Choose your preferred platform to present your work

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Step 1: Choose your preferred platform to present your work

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Select a platform to create your presentation materials to create an aestheically creative presentation for your project.

*Note: You will need to add a lot of content.

Share the URL in your respective padlet tabs.

Google Slides: https://slidesgo.com/

In slidesgo, there are a lot of templates which you can download.

Canva: https://www.canva.com/

In canva, there are animation presentation template that have pre-set animations.

Whichever template you chose, share the content with your respective teachers so we can mark your work:

Ms Murni: murni_iryani_mohd_hanafi@moe.edu.sg

Mrs Ding: luo_hailun@moe.edu.sg

Mdm Leong: leong_mui_seng@moe.edu.sg

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NEW WAYS TO CONTROL MYOPIA

On the bright side, he noted that in recent years, many new and effective ways of controlling myopia have appeared in the market.

These range from specialised glasses and contact lenses, to eye drops that can slow myopia progression in children.

Singapore and the region have also developed tools, including the use of artificial intelligence, to help predict which child is at risk of developing myopia in the near future. These are now being used in myopia screening programmes.

Ms Dorothy Chan, a senior practising optometrist at Spectacle Hut, said the latest solution in the market is a kind of lens that has been proven to slow down myopia progression by 67 per cent if worn by a child for at least 12 hours a day.

She added: "When we started having this as an option two years ago, we have seen many successful cases where the kids come in every six months ... and you see their myopia progression has been drastically reduced. Some of them may not even have any increment on a year-on-year basis."

Parents should take their children for an eyesight check every six months to know if their degree is stable, and start doing so from around the age of five, Ms Chan said.

For Asher, the boy who was diagnosed with myopia in Primary 1, spectacles are now part of his daily outfit.

His father said they might consider other forms of treatment, like myopia control contact lenses, in the future.

"He actually thought he was growing up, like becoming a big boy wearing glasses, because his brother (wears them), but we told him ... it's not a good thing for him to be wearing glasses," Mr Gan quipped.

"Sometimes, he forgets that he needs to wear glasses. He runs around without them. But we can see there is a big improvement - he doesn't really squint his eyes, that's the most obvious thing."

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Severe myopia cases among children in Singapore almost doubled in past decade

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More children are also getting diagnosed with nearsightedness at an earlier age, with some as young as six, according to the Singapore National Eye Centre.

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Children are increasingly being diagnosed with nearsightedness at a younger age, as reported by the Singapore National Eye Centre. To address this issue, design and prepare a nutritious bento set that promotes eye health. You should include two to three different cooking methods in your choice.

Exploratory Study: To showcase different types of cutting skills on the appearance and texture in a shaped savoury dish.