In "World in Focus: Understanding Today’s Biggest Issues," students will explore foundational public health concepts and develop critical thinking skills around key global issues. This class is designed to be engaging, interactive, and thought-provoking. Each week, we’ll cover one key public health topic through a mix of short lectures, interactive games, problem-solving activities, and open-ended discussions. I’ll introduce key concepts at the start of class, and then we’ll dive into real-world examples, group discussions, and problem-solving scenarios that allow students to explore these issues further. Every class includes time for debates and collaborative thinking, and learners will also

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Each class is structured to provide a mix of lectures, interactive activities, and engaging discussions. We will start with a brief introduction to the topic, followed by hands-on problem-solving and debates where students can explore real-world examples and develop their own perspectives. Activities like games, video clips, slides, and role-playing will keep students engaged while promoting teamwork and creative thinking. Assignments and small projects will allow learners to continue their learning outside of class and apply what they've discussed.

The teaching style is open-ended, casual, and focused on creating a safe and encouraging environment where students feel comfortable sharing their ideas. Interaction is key, and students will have the opportunity to engage with me and each other during discussions, group problem-solving, and debates. Each week’s session will provide a balance of direct instruction and opportunities for students to think critically, collaborate, and reflect on current public health challenges.

TOPICS
Public health basics and prevention strategies
Environmental health (e.g., climate change, pollution)
Infectious diseases and prevention (e.g., pandemics, vaccines)
Mental health and breaking the stigma
Nutrition, food deserts, and obesity in public health
Additional topics as needed, based on current issues