Anti-Smoking Posters

Why not make your scrapbook a fun reading? 

Here are some of the ideas on how you could organize your scrapbook content.

Sample 1

World History of Tobacco Poster

Source: http://www.docstoc.com/docs/2648743/The-history-of-tobacco

Sample 2

Cigarette: A Cancer in a Stick Poster

Source: http://i22.servimg.com/u/f22/14/42/63/83/some_k10.jpg

Sample 3

Risks of Smoking Poster

Source: http://www.cdc.gov/vitalsigns/tobaccouse/smoking/Risk-large.html

Sample 4

Nicotine Addiction Cycle Poster

Source: http://column5.columnfivemedia.netdna-cdn.com/wp-content/uploads/2011/03/why-s0-hard-to-quit-smoking-C5.jpeg

Sample 5

Quit Smoking Poster

Source: http://betobaccofree.hhs.gov/images/smoking-health-infographic-lg.jpg

Scrapbook Samples

Running out of ideas on how to organise your scrapbook? 

Don't worry these samples will help you! 

Sample 1

History Scrapbook

Source: http://www.the-best-childrens-books.org/image-files/the-egyptology-handbook.jpg

Sample 2

Stamp Collection Scrapbook

Source: http://www.chicaandjo.com/wp-content/uploads/2008/02/event_scrapbook_3.jpg

Sample 3

The Story of Things Scrapbook

Source: http://usir.salford.ac.uk/12590/2.haspreviewThumbnailVersion/Carson_%26_Miller_-_'Scrapbook_(the_story_of_things)'.pdf

Sample 4

Christmas Scrapbook

Source: https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEiVSyr8rqcbq4U1VrzUPkEzaUpu2x_U_CSuyVBRtGAt9RyB3BsjYKRoENsX4vPG3NgSHH_RpZxV2DRrI2IJOi8tSoYWn6BgfQqQVOLQmuz-RG7ZW3Zxb9soh6ByOMhngGrRoCM_DxIK1_Og/s1600/dec+16+1939.JPG

Sample 5

My School Days Scrapbook

Source: http://stamping.thefuntimesguide.com/images/blogs/former-students-submitted-pages-for-retirement-scrapbook.jpg

Have you got the ideas? 

Now it's time to get back to work. 

Have fun!

Pulmonologist

Your role is: Pulmonologist of National Heart Institute (IJN), Dr. _______________

What you have to do:

You are an expert in medical specialty dealing with respiratory diseases. Drawing from your experience and expertise in various diseases particularly lung cancer, you are required to explain the hazardous contents of cigarettes and their effects on human’s health to your group members. You will also need to justify the reasons why the information on the dangers of smoking is important to be included in your group's scrapbook. 

You may use these questions as guidelines to support your explanation:

a) What are the contents of cigarettes and where they come from?

            b) In what ways these components of cigarettes are hazardous to human’s health?

            c) How cigarette smoking affects the respiratory system and our vision?

Here are your reading lists. You may jot down any important points:

a) Smoking and Cancer: What's in a cigarette?

b) Smoking and Your Health.

Good Luck!

Health Minister

Your role: Malaysian Health Minister, Dato’ Seri ___________

What you have to do:

As a public figure and health minister of the country, you are required to encourage people particularly youths to quit and avoid smoking by addressing various ways of quitting and keeping away from cigarette smoking. In your group, you will present your research findings  and you will justify the reasons why information on quitting smoking is important to be included in your group's scrapbook. 

You may use these guidelines to support your explanation:

             a) Explain how smoking addiction cycle starts.

             b) What are the methods of quitting smoking?

             c) As a friend, how could you help and encourage your friend to stop smoking?

Here are your reading lists. You may jot down any important points:

             a) How To Quit Smoking?

             b) How To Help A Friend Quit Smoking?

Good luck!

Psychologist

Your role is: Malaysian Ministry of Health Psychologist, Dr. ______________

What you have to do:

You have encountered many cases in which most of them include teenage addiction to cigarettes and drugs. Drawing from your experience and expertise, you are required to analyse and discuss the factors why people, particularly teenagers, smoke. You will also need to justify to your other group members the reasons why the information on why people smoke is important to be included in your group's scrapbook. 

You may use these guidelines to support your explanation:

              a) Explain the reasons why people start smoking. You might want to give examples.

              b) In what ways smoking is related to peer pressure and social rewards?

              c) What is 'nicotine withdrawal'? How does it affect smoking addiction?

Here are your reading lists. You may jot down any important points:

              a) 10 Reasons People Start Smoking

              b) Smoking and Cancer: Why People Do Smoke? 

Good luck!

Journalist

Your role is: Health Today Journalist _________________

What you have to do:

You are a journalist of one of Malaysia’s top health magazines. Being a health journalist for almost 20 years, you have lots of expertise in interpreting and gathering information regarding smoking from various media sources, locally and internationally. As such, you are required to draw on your experience and knowledge to discuss and explain how media influences the society to smoke to your group members. You will also need to justify to the reasons why the information on media advertising is important to be included in your group's scrapbook. 

You may use these questions as guidelines to support your explanation:

            a) In what ways media promotes tobacco use?

            b) What are the purposes for tobacco advertising?

            c) To whom these advertisements are targeted at? Why? 

Here are your reading lists. You may jot down any important points:

a) The Role of Media in Promoting and Reducing Tobacco Use    

b) How Schools and Channel One Promote Tobacco to Students (page 3-7)

Good Luck!

Professor

Your role is: Professor Emeritus Dr. ___________

What you have to do:

You have been researching the history of tobacco and cigarettes for almost 35 years. Being an expert in this field, you will explain the world history of tobacco and cigarettes to your group members. You will also need to justify the reasons why the history of tobacco and cigarettes should be included in your group's scrapbook. 

You may use these questions as guidelines to support your explanation:

a)    How is tobacco being spread into different parts of the world?

b)    What are the uses of tobacco in the past and present?

c)    What is the relationship between rituals and cigarettes?

Here are your reading lists. You may jot down any important points:

a) The History of Smoking

b) The Long Tobacco Road: A History of Smoking from Ritual and Cigarette

Good luck!