“I have great faith in fools - self-confidence my friends will call it.”
― Edgar Allan Poe, Marginalia
― Edgar Allan Poe, Marginalia
BEFORE you go to TypingWeb
complete this
then...
- I can UNDERSTAND the new Affordable Healthcare Act (ObamaCare) by reviewing the healthcare.gov website SO THAT I can TRANSFER that information to my family and friends who may need it.
- I will MASTER one of the skills introduced in lessons 1-10 that I have not mastered before by practicing.
Announcements:
- THIS FRIDAY: Reading Assessments in DLE
- 14 SCHOOL DAYS: Winter Break / Dec 23- Jan 6
- Quiz Results:
- Day 10: I am AWARE of your need to MOVE (the Content Aware Move Tool)
- Day 9: Select This (& Refine your Edge)
- Day 8: No Quiz (more on cloning and healing)
- DAY 7: The Clone Wars
- Day 6: Removing Shorty (Content Aware Fills)
- Day 5: All I want to do (zoom, zoom, zoom)
- Day 4 Step Back Jack (Undo, Redo, DoDo)
- Day 3: Bit Depth (8bit, 16bit)
- Day 2: Raster, Vector, Ratchet
- Day 1: Elements of the Photoshop Interface
Homework:
- NONE
Agenda:
- "I am AWARE of your need to MOVE" Quiz & Typing Web [25]
- Introduction to HealthCare.Gov [40]
- MINI LECTURE [20]
- Brief History of Healthcare in the US (adapted from pbs.org)
- 1900's Railroads and Kaiser STEEL - Company Doctors
- 1910's Labors efforts thwarted, in part, by WWI
- 1920's General Motors - Postpaid Group Plan
- 1930's Depression reprioritizes work over health while Blue Cross offers first individual health insurance plans
- 1940's PREpaid GROUP Healthcare
- 1950's Many advances in medicine but not in how to afford them. Korean War distracts country
- 1960's Cost of care doubles in past decade, jobless, especially elderly, no longer able to afford care. Medicare & Medicaid signed in to law
- 1970's PrePaid health plans now officially called HMOs and get official government recognition
- 1980's corporation move to consolidate healthcare system for a profit; payment by diagnoses rather than treatment becomes the norm; doctor's payments are commonly capped by corporate health conglomerates
- 1990's Healthcare costs rise at double the rate of other goods and services; HMO's increase coverage for the employed and other paying customers; 44 MILLION americans are without health coverage at the end of the 1990's
- 2000's Healthcare costs continue to rise; company paid plans (including for RETIREES) cover less services and charge employees more.
- 2010's National Healthcare proposed again and passes, leading to today, where 3 weeks of enrollment remain before the first OCA policies go in to effect. Not really NATIONAL HEALTHCARE (single payer) but, rather, MANDATORY HEALTHCARE (multi-payer but NO OPT OUT which should lower the rates for MOST now, and for ALL over their lifetime.)
- Controversies around "ObamaCare"
- Communism
- States Rights
- Destruction of our Health System
- Racism
- "voting against one's own self interest"
- Controversies around HealthCare.Gov
- The technical side of the issue or, "why can Amazon do it so much better?"
- GUIDED EXPLORATION [20]
- healthcare.gov
- The ONE PAGE explanation
- Exploring for YOUR Family & Friends
- Choose ONE
- Report Back Via THIS Exit ticket
- Individual Photoshop Practice Time [35]
- REMEMBER your second learning target: I will MASTER at LEAST one of the skills introduced in lessons 1-10, that I have not mastered before, by practicing the skill.
- Practice - do something nice, don't just scribble...
- cloning
- covering
- healing
- selecting
- moving
- Start Bringing In Your Own Photos to Work On!
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