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Check out this video for an easy to understand overview of the first couple of parts for our classes service learning project.

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hello everyone good morning good afternoon and good evening is our service learning project for class good morning and then service so if they also their families are wild hopefully things will be better soon being sad once again about our service learning project let's get started right here at the top there are some instructions so what's the problem with that and asked if I would but you guys are going to do some research into exactly those materials and harmful effects okay service where to find some of the information you want to use for this service learning WebQuest new cell phones problems with them both for humans and the environment Joel Anthony as far as that goes in the service is it going to circulate the information found in our classes fire without so you in one second to make the world a better place all the donated phones classic go to Verizon what does Verizon next survivors of domestic violence resources Nationwide and protect the environment the same time to Verizon store as far as Hope on Project funds their effort to help people domestic violence hotline sophomore about Verizon hopeline online in the past and now it's up to individual where do Post Office fire facts about the cell phone cell phone what equal a 100 espresso be creative like to talk about it or Instagram whatever this over yourself Okay so India learning part you learn a lot about what is bad inside the phone bad for humans and bad for the environment so here's the classes or whatever uachs is Freshman Academy in partnership with Verizon stop domestic violence save our planet donate your old unused to broken cell phone tells you that you can be there bring them to a Verizon store or you can mail them all the information is shared throughout the recycling process of the phone here is the information part guy says distance is your friend to use like the skeleton speed don't keep it directly on your body right keep the phone away from you in cause fertility problems obviously no texting while driving you are asked means less radiation you slipped it's over isn't about how to use your cell phone in the more healthy way I know they're seeing what they're saying is in 2014 we have 41 points electronic waste equivalent of this amount here's some of that harmful parts of the cell phone and its money from this way E-Waste is 41.8 million times in one year one year was we planned it would be for about 50 to billion dollar and with that money we could educate every child and homelessness in the United States and stop world hunger okay so if that if the 2014 usable material inside the phone you can see how that is an important thing okay so that's on Friday Reflection from their website and then if you. let me know what you're doing send me the link to what you've done or I'll post on social media it's nice to see everyone so to speak there were some of the lockdowns which I'm sure you are looking forward to be able to go out and do some nice things to say so good luck with that stay healthy stay safe and we'll be in touch okay thank you everyone take care bye bye for now

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