Unit 30: Advertising Production

Charla Dilan

Research Log
Date

Source of
information

Description of information
gathered

14/05/
15

http://www.bette
rhealth.vic.gov.a
u/bhcv2/bhcartic
les.nsf/pages/dru
gs_teenagers

The information tells us why some

teenagers take drugs, the affects it
has, preventing drug users,
suspecting your son/daughter
taking drugs, where to get help and
statistics.

14/05/
15

http://teenaborti
onissues.com/

This website shares other peoples

stories of getting pregnant as a
young adult and aborting their
child.

14/05/
15

http://www.teleg
raph.co.uk/news/
health/news/115
14761/Bingedrinkingteenagersdamaging-braindevelopment.ht
ml

On this website it addresses

problems later on in life if you are
binge drinking, it tells us what
happened when they tested alcohol
on rats, degrading ability of the
brain and other research.

14/05/
15

http://www.heart
.org/HEARTORG/
GettingHealthy/
NutritionCenter/
VegetarianDiets_UCM_3060
32_Article.jsp

This website tells people what types

of nutrients you need in your body
and what a good source of them is
based around your
vegetarian/vegan diet.

Why is the
information
useful?
This
information is
useful for not
only parents
trying to help
their
son/daughter,
but also for
people who
want to help
solve their
own issues.
This
information is
helpful to
people going
through this
as it will
remind them
that they are
not the only
one going
through it.
This
information is
useful
because it
tells you the
risks that you
are taking and
what
complications
you will have
later on in life.
This
information is
useful as if
you are not
getting the
right nutrients
in a
vegan/vegetar
ian diet then
you could be

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14/05/
15

http://news.bbc.
co.uk/1/hi/educa
tion/8339887.st
m

This website addresses an obesity

problem in the UK and shows
statistics of teenagers from 16 to
19.

14/05/
15

http://ash.org.uk
/files/documents/
ASH_106.pdf

This website displays statistics of

people all over Britain, including
people from the age of 16 to 24,
male and females.

14/05/
15

http://www.nhs.u
k/conditions/Sex
uallytransmittedinfections/Pages/
Introduction.asp
x

This website addresses all of the

STI/STDs that you can get and how
you could have got them.

14/05/
15

https://babble.ca
rers.org/

This website allows young carers to

write about how they are feeling
and what they did, it also gives
them the chance to talk to others in
their situation.

putting your
body at risk,
you may feel
tired, have
dried hair, dry
skin etc.
The
information is
useful as it
may
encourage
more
teenagers to
exercise and
engage in
other
activities for
their own
health.
This
information is
useful as
addresses the
risks.
This is useful
as it makes it
clear to
people how to
get help, what
is treatable,
what it
curable and
describes all
symptoms for
each STD/STI.
This website is
helpful to
young carers
because it
allows them
to
communicate
with other
people in a
very similar
situation, it
lets them
know that
they are not
the only one.

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14/05/
15

http://www.bullyi
ng.co.uk/cyberb
ullying/

This website addresses what

cyberbullying is, how it starts and
explains ways of how you can stay
safe online.

This website
helps people
to stay safe
online and
how to deal
with things if
you are being
cyberbullied.