CLEAN : In Houston, a race to vaccinate its huge student population

The video discusses the role of college students as super spreaders of COVID-19 due to their social activities and the importance of vaccinating them. It addresses vaccine hesitancy among some individuals with conservative views and absurd theories. The accessibility of vaccines for students is highlighted, emphasizing the convenience of making appointments. The video concludes with the benefits of vaccination, allowing students to return to in-person classes and social interactions, which have been missed during online learning.

Why are college students considered significant in the spread of diseases?

• They live in isolated areas.

• They often ignore health guidelines.

• They have a strong immune system.

• They travel frequently.

What is a common reason some students are hesitant to get vaccinated?

• Belief in conspiracy theories.

• Preference for natural immunity.

• Lack of access to vaccines.

• Fear of needles.

How is the vaccine made accessible to students?

• Through online delivery.

• By setting up clinics in dorms.

• By providing clear information on locations.

• By offering free transportation.

What is one benefit of students getting vaccinated as schools reopen?

• They can return to in-person classes.

• They can attend more parties.

• They can travel internationally.

• They can avoid exams.

What is a common sentiment among students about online classes?

• They are isolating.

• They are more engaging.

• They are more interactive.

• They are easier to follow.