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__________ - competence in critical thinking and problem solving, responsible and productive citizenship, self-directed learning, and effective communication.
- health literacy
__________ - the information and understanding a person has about health.
- health knowledge
__________ - an ability that maintains and improves a person's health and promotes the health of others
- life skill
_________ - a healthful behavior a person works to achieve and maintain
- health goal
__________ - statements that describe what students need ti know and do in order to practice life skills and achieve health goals
- objectives
What are the 6 categories of risk behaviors?
- behaviors contributing to unintentional/intentional injuries
- tobacco use
- alcohol and other drug use
- sexual behaviors resulting in unintended pregnancy, HIV infection, and other STDs
- dietary partternsn that contribute to disease
- insufficient physical activity
What are the components of a coordinated school health?
- comprehensive school health education
- school health services
- a healthful and safe school environment
- physical education
- nutrition services
- counseling, psychological, social services
- health promotion for staff
- family and community involvement
What are the topics included in a comprehensive school health education curriculum?
- mental and emotional health
- family and social health
-growth and development
- nutrition
- personal health and physical activity
- alcohol, tobacco, and other drugs
- communicable and chronic diseases
- consumer and community health
- environmental health
- injury prevention and safety
What are physical conditions that facilitate optimal learning and development?
- school size
- lightning
- color choice
- temperature and ventilation
- noise control
- sanitation and cleanliness
- accessibility
- other physical environmental concerns
What are factors that contribute to a safe and healthful school environment?
- physical
- emotional
- social
- political
- others
- emergency care
- community involvement and student involvement
What are the domains/dimensions of health?
________ is the quality of life that includes the following domains:
_______ is anther description of quality of life which encompasses the above dimensions of health.
- physical, mental/emotional, and family-social
- wellness
What are the 8 National Health Standards?
- comprehend health concepts
- analyze influences on health
- access health information
- communication skills
- make responsible decisions
- set health goals
- practice healthful behaviors
- be a health advocate
Which of the 8 National Health standards does this description fit under?

- students will demonstrate the ability to advocate for personal, family, and community health
- 8: Be A Health Advocate
Which of the 8 National Health standards does this description fit under?

- students will demonstrate the ability to practice health enhancing behaviors and avoid or reduce health risks.
- 7: Practice Healthful Behaviors
Which of the 8 National Health standards does this description fit under?

- students will demonstrate the ability to use goal-setting skills to enhance health
- 6: Set Health Goals
Which of the 8 National Health standards does this description fit under?

- students will demonstrate the ability to use decision-making skills to enhance health
- 5: Make Responsible Decisoins
Which of the 8 National Health standards does this description fit under?

- students will demonstrate the ability to use interpersonal communication skills to enhance health and avoid or reduce health risks.
- 4: Communication Skills
Which of the 8 National Health standards does this description fit under?

- students will demonstrate the ability to access information, products, and services to promote health
- 3: Access Health Information
Which of the 8 National Health standards does this description fit under?

- students will analyze the influence of family, peer culture, media, technology, and other factors on health behaviors
- 2: Analyze Influences on Health
Which of the 8 National Health standards does this description fit under?

- students will comprehend concepts related to Health promotion and disease prevention
- 1: Comprehend Health Concepts
Instructional strategies are teaching methods that help students do the following:
- understand a particular concept
- develop and practice a specific life skill or health goal
What are the 13 different types of instructional strategies?
- lecture and discussion
- role play
- lecture
- brainstorming
- buzz groups
- cooperative learning
- panel discussion
- decision making
- debate
- student presentations
- field trips
- guest speaker
- demonstration
________ allows students to switch roles in the middle of role plays.
- role reversal
________ can help students learn to make responsible decisions.
- brainstorming
_______ is an instructional strategy that allows students to discuss a topic in small groups.
- buzz groups
_________ is an instruction strategy in which students work together to understand a particular concept or develop a life skill
- cooperative learning
______ is an instructional strategy in which two or more students research and report on a topic/issue
- panel discussion
_______ is an instruction strategy in which students are given a situation for which a choice must be made.
- decision making
_____ is an instructional strategy in which an issue is presented and students identify and defend an approach, solution, or choice
- debate
The Responsible Decision Making Model are steps that:
- promote health
- protect safety
- obey laws
- show respect for self and others
- follow guidelines set by responsible adults
- demonstrate character
______ is an instructional strategy in which a student makes an oral presentation
- student presentations
_______ is a person who speaks about his/her life experiences or experience regarding a health topic or life skill
- guest speaker
______ is an instructional strategy in which the teacher or other appropriate person demonstrates a concept or life skill
- demonstrations
What do you consider when evaluating a website?
- Source: is the author credible or is the sponsor a government resource
- Content: look for content errors or the use of poor grammar as well as current updates
- Style: is the site easy to navigate?