| Summary of Research: Scientists wanted to check if cleaner-burning stoves helped improve children's health in Malawi. The results surprised them. |  |
Key terms
+ Indoor air pollution
+ Pneumonia
+ Health
+ Clean-burning cooking stoves
+ Malawi
+ Africa
+ International development
Scientific methods
+ Controlled blinded-study
+ Long-term household data
+ Health study
+ World Health Organization (WHO) standards
+ Negative results
+ Additional benefits
Reading level
High school: upper level
High school: lower level
Middle school
AP Environmental Science Topics (from College Board)
III. Population: B. Human Population
V. Energy Resources and Consumption: B. Energy Consumption; G. Renewable Energy (biomass, solar)
VI. Pollution: A. Pollution Types; B. Impacts on the Environment and Human Health; C. Economic Impacts
Teacher's resources
+ Adapted scientific article
+ Discussion questions with teacher's key
+ Opening videos:
(1) Video trailer (1 min) - to tease students' curiosity prior to reading the article
(2) Video summary (4 min) - suitable for students with accommodations
+ Indoor air pollution
+ Pneumonia
+ Health
+ Clean-burning cooking stoves
+ Malawi
+ Africa
+ International development
Scientific methods
+ Controlled blinded-study
+ Long-term household data
+ Health study
+ World Health Organization (WHO) standards
+ Negative results
+ Additional benefits
Reading level
High school: upper level
High school: lower level
Middle school
AP Environmental Science Topics (from College Board)
III. Population: B. Human Population
V. Energy Resources and Consumption: B. Energy Consumption; G. Renewable Energy (biomass, solar)
VI. Pollution: A. Pollution Types; B. Impacts on the Environment and Human Health; C. Economic Impacts
Teacher's resources
+ Adapted scientific article
+ Discussion questions with teacher's key
+ Opening videos:
(1) Video trailer (1 min) - to tease students' curiosity prior to reading the article
(2) Video summary (4 min) - suitable for students with accommodations
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