Title: What Is HealthTeacher'com
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2What Is HealthTeacher.com?
- 278 original and complete lesson plans for
teachers that include - Student handouts.
- Transparencies.
- Background content information to supplement a
teachers knowledge. - Updated health information.
3What Is HealthTeacher.com?
- HEALTHteacher.com is an
- Internet-based health education
- curriculum that is
- Comprehensive.
- Developmentally Appropriate
- Based on National Health Education Standards.
- Built on the same Curriculum Assessment
Framework as Delaware. - Original Material.
4Comprehensive and Sequential
- Core Topic Areas for Each Grade Level
- Alcohol Other Drugs
- Community Environmental Health
- Injury Prevention
- Mental Emotional Health
- Nutrition
- Personal Consumer Health
- Physical Activity
- Family Health Sexuality
- Tobacco
- Grade Level
- Groupings
- K-1
- Grades 2-3
- Grades 4-5
- Mid School
- High School
5The Seven Health Education Standards
- 5. Use interpersonal communication skills to
enhance health - 6. Develop plans through individual goal setting
and decision making - 7. Become advocates for good individual, family,
and community health
- 1. Understand health promotion and disease
prevention concepts - 2. Know how to access valid health information,
products, and services - 3. Develop positive health behaviors
- 4. Analyze the influence of culture, media, and
Technology on health
6DOE health education assessment items match the
lessons
7DE Health Education Curriculum Assessment
Framework Alignment What this Means to You
- HealthTeachers lessons match the descriptors,
aligned to Delaware state standards. - HealthTeacher was built on the same Assessment
Framework as Delaware so the CCSSO / SCASS Health
Education Assessment Project item bank will match
the lessons.
8- Health content and skills introduced in the early
grades and reinforced in later grades - Student assessments that measure skill
acquisition as well as functional knowledge
9How Can HealthTeacher.com Be Used?
- To build a comprehensive state of the art health
education curriculum for school systems. - To supplement an existing curriculum.
- To align a curriculum with the State Standards.
- To provide a skill-based instructional program
- To enrich a classroom teachers portfolio of
ideas and instructional strategies.
10Six Critical Life Skills are Addressed
- Know how to access valid health information,
products, and services. - Develop positive health behaviors.
- Analyze the influence of culture, media, and
technology on health.
- 4. Use interpersonal communication skills to
enhance health. - 5. Develop plans through individual goal
setting and decision-making. - 6. Become advocates for good individual,
family, and community health.
11What Does HEALTHteacher Provide?
HEALTHteacher.com
Links to Assessment
Teacher Support
Lesson Guides
12How to Register
- How do I log on? http//www.healthteacher.com
- Use DE Contract Code DEL-01-2002
- Each school will create a password
- This document contains the step by step, screen
by screen process to complete the required
registration process for the curriculum and the
forgotten password process. - email us with comments, questions and recommended
enhancements to the program Anita
Davis(a-davis_at_comcast.net). - Technical difficulties, call (615)-822-1362
13Logging In
- Begin on the home page, http//www.healthteacher.c
om. - In the upper left corner of the home page you
will see 2 boxes in which to enter information - E-mail enter the e-mail that you used to
register -
- Password enter the password that you used to
register - Forgot Password? If you forgot your password,
there is a place to click to get an e-mail
response - Contact Webmaster If you have any technical
problem logging in, there is a place to click to
get help from the webmaster.
14Lesson Guides
- There are 278 original lesson guides in the
HealthTeacher.com curriculum. - Each lesson guide is original, developed by
ToucanEd Publications, to meet the NHES and
coordinate with the CCSSO/SCASS Health Education
Assessment Projects item base. - All lesson guides were last reviewed Summer -
Fall, 2003.
15Lesson Guides
- Topics
- Nutrition
- Physical Activity
- Alcohol and Other Drugs
- Tobacco
- Family Health and Sexuality
- Intentional and Unintentional Injuries
- Mental and Emotional Health
- Personal and Consumer Health
- Community and Environmental Health
16 Online Lesson Plans
Grade Level Grades k-1 Content Area Nutrition
1 of 5
17Lesson Guides
- You can access the lessons either by topic or by
Grade Level. - To access by topic
- Click on Scope and Sequence in the left nav
column and then scroll down to the desired lesson
topic and click on a lesson guide. - OR
- Click on the View by Content in the left nav
column, then select a lesson. - To access by grade level
- Click on the View by Grade in the left nav column.
18Lesson Guides
- You must be logged in to access the lesson plans
and - You must be subscribed to the grade level
grouping you are trying to access. Your access is
dependent on your subscription - An Elementary Subscription gives access to grades
K-5, - Middle School Subscription gives access to grades
6-8, and - High School Subscription gives access to grades
9-12.
19Lesson Guides
- Each lesson guide follows the same format.
- There are three pages to each lesson guide
- Introduction. This page provides a synopsis,
objectives, a skill link, teacher background
support information, and what you need to do to
prepare to teach the lesson. - Teaching Steps. This page provides step by step
instruction to assure that you teach for both
concept and skill. - Assessment. This page provides a suggested means
to assess student learning for both skill and
content.
20Updated Information for Teachers
- Where do I find the latest information? The
section, Health Alerts and Findings, at the top,
center of the home page will have current health
information. The background content and
information is constantly being updated to have
access to current research.
21Teacher Support
- Content Background - provides information about
the content area as related to the lesson guides. - Health Literacy / NHES Skills - provides
information about each skill - ReferencesWeb Links - provides links to
additional reviewed websites - ResourcesNewsletter - quarterly newsletter
reviewing a content area - Print Version of Lesson Guides lesson plans
are now available in print, with original artwork
and PDF versions of all student handouts and
transparency masters.
22- Teacher Support Background Content
- There are 9 core content sections on
HealthTeacher.com. - Click on any topic area for the background
information. - All content sections are being updated and
re-formatted to match each descriptor in the
National Standards. - Powerpoints and interactives for students are
also under development.
23Teacher Support Background Content
- All existing content has been medically reviewed
for accuracy.
24What is the primary purpose of HEALTHteacher.com?
Teacher Support Health Literacy
- To help build health literacy among those who
teach health education. - Health literacy is the capacity of
individuals to obtain, interpret, and understand
basic health information and services and the
competence to use such information and services
in ways which enhance health. Both concepts
(knowledge) and skills are essential components
of health literacy. - For an introduction to Health Literacy, see
http//www.healthteacher.com/teachersupports/liter
acy.asp
25Teacher Support Delaware Core Concepts
26Teacher Support DE Skill, Accessing Information
27Teacher Support DE Skill, Self Management
28Teacher Support DE Skill, Analyzing Influences
29Teacher Support DE Skill, Interpersonal
Communication
30Teacher Support DE Skill, Decision-Making /
Goal Setting
31Teacher Support DE Skill, Advocacy
32Teacher Support References Resources
- This section of the website provides
- Web-links (http//www.healthteacher.com/teachersup
ports/weblinks/default.asp) for each of the nine
topic areas. - Newsletters (http//www.healthteacher.com/registra
tion2/registration_newsletter.asp) - Links to national health and educational
organization (to be developed 1/04)
33HealthTeacher in Print
- One binder for each of the 5 grade levels.
- Binders range up to 750 pages each.
- Binders include lesson guides, student handout
and transparency masters with new original
artwork. - Binders also include a CD Rom with handouts for
easier printing. - More information at http//www.healthteacher.com/p
rintProduct/htflyer.pdf - Sample print version lessons are on line at
http//staging.healthteacher.com/printproduct/2-3i
nj5.pdf - Pricing is available at http//staging.healthteach
er.com/printproduct/htpricing.pdf
34HealthTeacher and the Coordinated School Health
Education Model
35Comprehensive Model Health Education
Component
I. Comprehensive School Health Education
Program A planned , sequential, K-12
curriculum that addresses the physical, mental,
emotional and social dimensions of health.
(CDC) HealthTeacher.com Curriculum A
planned, sequential, K-12 curriculum that
addresses the physical, mental, emotional and
social dimensions of health.
36Comprehensive Model Health Education
Component
- II. Comprehensive School Health Education
Program The curriculum is designed to motivate
and assist students to maintain and improve their
health, prevent disease, and reduce
health-related risk behaviors. (CDC) - HealthTeacher.com Curriculum Objective 1
- To build health literacy among those who teach
health education. - a. Help teachers understand skills-based
teaching and assessment - through on line lesson examples.
- Through on line articles and information about
health literacy
37Comprehensive Model Health Education
Component
- Comprehensive School Health Education Program
It allows students to develop and demonstrate
increasingly sophisticated health-related
knowledge, attitudes, skills, and practices. - HealthTeacher.com Curriculum Objective 2.
- To address the significant health and behavioral
issues facing today's youth, Healthteacher
addresses - a. Knowledge, attitude, and skills development
and - b. Provides opportunities for students to
practice skills that promote lifelong health.
38Comprehensive Model Health Education
Component
HealthTeacher.com Curriculum Objective 3 To
help teachers overcome constraints that limit
school health education a. Time constraints
classroom ready guides and handouts b. Training
constraints basic content background provided
c. Cost constraints Internet medium is
cheaper 100 for all personnel in a school
(dieticians, counselors, librarians)
39Comprehensive Model Health Education
Component
- Comprehensive School Health Education Program
The comprehensive school health education
curriculum includes topics such as personal
health, family health, community health, consumer
health, environmental health, sexuality
education, mental and emotional health, injury
prevention and safety, nutrition, prevention and
control of disease, and substance use and abuse.
Qualified, trained teachers provide health
education. - HealthTeachers content areas cover all of the
above topics - All topics addressed for all grade levels
- All topics addressed for background content
support
40- Eight characteristics of effective curricula
- Research based and theory driven
- Include basic, accurate information that is
developmentally appropriate - Use interactive, experiential activities that
actively engage students - Provide students an opportunity to model and
practice relevant social skills - Address social or media influences on behaviors
- Strengthen individual values and group norms that
support health-enhancing behaviors - Are of sufficient duration to allow students to
gain the needed knowledge and skills - Include teacher training that enhances
effectiveness - Source Health Is Academic, Eva Marx and Susan
Wooley
41The Goal of HealthTeacher
- To help students develop both a knowledge base
and a skills base to help them pursue a healthy
lifestyle - throughout their life span.
42How You Can Really Help Us
- Report any broken links. There are thousands of
pages on the website and tens of thousands of
web-links, so at any given time there will be
broken links. The sooner we know about them, the
sooner we can get them fixed. - Provide feedback on how the site has been so
helpful, or not so helpful to you or your
students. Let us know what you need. Click on
Contact Us from the bottom of any page, or call
615-822-1362. - If you need something that you dont find on our
site for your district, let us know and well
work with you to get it developed.
43Ready, Set, Go!
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