A Project Based Learning Experience
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This document outlines a project-based learning unit on health and disease prevention. Students will investigate ways to prevent disease through diet, exercise, and understanding risk factors. They will then present their findings to the class in a poster presentation. The goals are for students to analyze how personal health decisions impact both short-term and long-term consequences and to understand the benefits of a balanced diet, exercise, and disease risk factors.
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1. The document discusses the components of a Coordinated School Health Program (CSHP), including health education, nutrition services, and physical education.
2. It provides details on the importance of health education in schools, including building students' knowledge, skills, and attitudes about health. Examples of health education activities like lectures and workshops are also given.
3. Nutrition services are another component, and the document discusses the importance of schools providing access to nutritious meals and a quality meal program. Tips for promoting healthy eating habits in students are also outlined.
Pdhpe assignment 1
This document discusses the author's experiences and views on physical education. It covers topics like physical activity, sport, health, wellbeing and the characteristics of physical education teachers. It also summarizes academic literature on effective physical education instruction and the importance of the subject for students' development. The document advocates that physical education is valuable for modeling healthy behaviors and developing lifelong habits.
Pdhpe assignment1-130326171351-phpapp01
The document discusses personal experiences with physical education, health, and wellbeing. It covers topics like physical education, sport, physical activity, and play. It also reflects on stereotypes of physical education teachers and argues that physical education is important for teaching healthy lifestyle habits and fitness skills to students. Several academic sources are referenced that discuss issues like effective teaching strategies and debates around skills and fitness levels in children.
Pdhpe slides
PDHPE is an essential part of the curriculum as it encourages students to develop knowledge, skills and values to become healthy, happy, responsible members of society. It focuses on understanding oneself and others, making informed life decisions, and promoting lifelong physical activity. The key strands taught include developing an active lifestyle, dance, games and sports, growth and development, gymnastics, interpersonal relationships, personal health choices, and safe living. Parents can help by promoting healthy habits at home and ensuring lessons from school are enforced.
Rationale
Personal Development, Health and Physical Education (PDHPE) is an important part of the NSW primary school curriculum because it teaches students life skills through physical activity and helps them understand the importance of health and safety. PDHPE promotes physical activity, teaches students to make healthy food choices and lifestyle decisions, encourages understanding of self and others through teamwork, and educates students on personal safety.
EDU ASSESSMENT (1).pptx
Here are some key points about informal formative assessments:
- They occur naturally during learning without formal testing procedures.
- Focus on evaluating understanding, skills and engagement through observation of students participating in daily activities.
- Provide quick insights into students' comprehension of concepts being taught like nutrition, physical activity and healthy choices.
- Can be tailored to different learning styles through discussion, drawing, storytelling etc.
- When done ethically, respect students' responses and use feedback to support further learning, not pass judgement.
- Valuable for developmental appropriateness, getting to know individual students and their needs.
Informal assessments thus offer gentle, non-intrusive ways to check progress during this
Seminar, Health Education
The document discusses the evolution of health education from a crisis-oriented approach focused on epidemics to a preventive model emphasizing students' health attitudes and behaviors. It also defines key terms like health, health education, and outlines the roles and responsibilities of teachers in developing and implementing comprehensive school health programs and instruction, including addressing controversial topics.
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Dorothea Bassett is a kinesiology practitioner, Brain-Gym and Touch for Health instructor, and nutrition consultant with over 25 years of experience. She provides one-on-one consultations and workshops to help children and students with learning difficulties, ADHD, dyslexia, and behavioral problems through kinesiology techniques, Brain-Gym exercises, nutrition, and movement re-patterning. Her consultations include assessments, Brain Organisation Profiles, lesson series incorporating Brain-Gym, Rota exercises, and nutritional advice tailored for each individual case. She also presents professional development workshops for teachers on implementing Brain-Gym in the classroom.
Project
This document provides information about a unit called "Every 'body' is Alike" that teaches students about the human body and nutrition. The unit will help students understand parts of the body like the head, neck, shoulders, arms, spine and legs. It will also teach them about the importance of a balanced diet and using the food pyramid. As a project, students will create their own skeleton and develop a healthy menu incorporating the food pyramid. Parents are encouraged to help students learn about healthy eating. The teacher will oversee the project-based learning activities.
Pdhpe
The document discusses the rationale and aims of physical education. It states that physical education aims to develop positive attitudes towards physical activity and lifelong habits of participation. It is important that early school experiences with physical activity are positive in order to achieve this aim. The document also discusses the key strands of the Personal Development, Health and Physical Education (PDHPE) syllabus which are Active Lifestyle, Growth and Development, Personal Health Choices, and Safe Living. These strands promote physical activity, social and emotional growth, and nurture positive attitudes towards healthy lifestyles.
Physical education
This document outlines a physical education unit plan. It discusses teaching students about exercise, teamwork, and healthy eating. The teacher's role is to ensure students understand exercise and how to do it properly. Parents should help their child exercise safely and eat healthy. Students must come prepared and with a positive attitude. Benefits include feeling better through exercise and healthy living. Objectives include food journals, weight training, and volunteering to teach others. Project-based learning will be used to deepen student understanding of fitness.
Students need PDHPE
Through the PDHPE subject, students learn how to lead a healthy lifestyle by making appropriate decisions, developing positive relationships, and recognizing the importance of physical activity. They learn to understand and value themselves and others in order to form life skills like cooperation. Planned physical education lessons encourage students to enjoy physical activity and develop positive attitudes towards it. Students also learn about personal growth, development and making choices that benefit their long-term health by understanding risks like drugs, tobacco, and sun safety.
P.D.H.P.E
The document outlines the goals and components of a P.D.H.P.E. (Personal Development, Health and Physical Education) curriculum. The goals are to teach students skills for social, mental, physical and spiritual well-being including healthy habits, relationships, problem solving and self-care. The curriculum covers personal development like communication, relationships and decision making; health topics like nutrition, exercise and making healthy choices; and physical education to develop movement skills and encourage active lifestyles. The importance is emphasized on providing adequate time for students to learn and practice these skills to benefit their development and empower them to take care of themselves.
Health and physical guidelines
This document outlines a health and physical education unit for students. It includes the unit purpose of educating students on health, fitness, and applying tools to real life. The unit will cover guidelines, food groups, obesity, exercise preparation, and progress monitoring. Benefits of exercise include improved heart, metabolism, disease prevention and psychological well-being. Standards and objectives are provided to help students learn components of fitness, its importance, and create a healthy lifestyle plan. The role of parents is to actively participate and encourage students. Project-based learning will be used to explore health challenges and enhance students' skills.
Health and physical guidelines
This document outlines a health and physical education unit for students. It includes the unit purpose of educating students on health, fitness, and applying tools to real life. The unit will cover guidelines, food groups, obesity, exercise preparation, and progress monitoring. Benefits of exercise include improved heart, metabolism, disease prevention and psychological well-being. Standards and objectives are provided to help students learn components of fitness, its importance, and create a healthy lifestyle plan. The role of parents is to actively participate and encourage students. Project-based learning will be used to explore health challenges and enhance students' skills.
Jordan Hunt
This document outlines a unit plan focused on the human body's defense system. The unit will discuss how the body protects itself from infection and bacteria through interacting body systems. Students will work together on a project to learn about this while applying standards around health behaviors and disease prevention. The teacher will facilitate the project and guide students, while parents will keep their child on track and ensure their learning style is supported.
PDHPE RATIONALE FINAL
PDHPE provides students with skills and knowledge about health, safety, and their community to become active members. It encourages problem solving, communication, decision making, self-confidence, and positive relationships. Students learn about important topics like sexuality, drugs, safety, and health that impact their everyday lives. PDHPE also promotes physical activity and healthy lifestyles through nutrition education and developing a holistic understanding of wellness. It helps students grow in wellbeing and confidence by providing hands-on learning experiences.
Healthy Lifestyles Presentation to BOE: August 2014
The document summarizes the proposed policy on school nutrition and physical activity. It provides background on parent survey responses calling for healthier options and less junk food. Classroom celebrations were noted to frequently include unhealthy foods like cupcakes and donuts. The proposed policy aims to offer healthier celebration options and food choices while still allowing celebrations. It is presented as thoughtful, research-based, and focused on student health and well-being rather than being punitive. The policy does not ban food but provides guidelines and resources for healthier options.
health-and-wellbeing-presentation.ppt
The document discusses the importance of health and wellbeing in schools. It explains that physical and mental health are both important parts of overall wellbeing. Schools aim to promote health and wellbeing through their curriculum, assemblies, extracurricular activities, and a whole-school approach. This includes developing students' resilience, relationships, and life skills to support their wellbeing both in and out of school.
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- 1. To be or not to be…A Project-Based Learning Experience Christopher Jacks
- 2. What is Project-Based Learning? Project-based Learning (PBL) is the use of classroom projects to bring about deeper more engaged learning in students. Students use technology and inquiry to investigate issues that are relevant to their lives. Students become more independent learners.
- 3. To be or not to be… Do decisions we make today impact our health tomorrow? Is prevention the best way to preserve our health? What is the definition of disease? What benefits do we get from exercise? What is a balanced diet?
- 4. Summary of unit Students will investigate different ways to prevent disease processes in the body by exploring exercise, diet, and risk factors. Students will then present their findings to the class in the form of a poster presentation.
- 5. Everybody plays a part! My role as a teacher is to guide the learning of your children throughout this unit. Your role as parent is to support the learning of your children throughout this unit. The role of the student’s is to openly accept the challenge of learning new information.
- 6. The effort will be worthwhile This unit will present students with information about leading a healthy lifestyle. A healthy lifestyle leads to a long healthy life.
- 7. Learning Standards and Objectives Alabama Learning Standard: Students will be able to analyze the short-term and long-term consequences of personal health decisions. Objectives: Describe a well-balanced diet. State the benefits of exercise. Understand risk factors in various populations and the essentials of how to manage them.
- 8. Contact me with any questions or concerns. Christopher Jacks Physical Education Office Phone: (205) 555-0909 E-mail: cdjacks@crimson.ua.edu