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HFLE (Health and Family Life Education) teaches life skills to empower students and promote their social, cognitive, and emotional development. It seeks to prevent risky behaviors like drug use and unsafe sex through competencies in decision making, stress management, self-awareness, and other skills. Research shows HFLE can improve academic performance and social adjustment while creating a healthy school environment. The goals are to enable students to apply knowledge, develop attitudes to promote their own and others' health, and empower them to make positive choices.
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- 1. Why teach HFLE? Nichole Graham-Treston
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- 4. Education that focuses on the development of “abilities for adaptive and positive behavior that enables individuals to deal effectively with the demands and challenges of everyday life.” (WHO, 1993)
- 5. Life skills based health education: Enables students to apply knowledge Develops attitudes and skills to promote ones health (physical, metal...) and the health of others. Empowers students to take positive actions to protect themselves and to promote positive social relationships
- 6. If you were the boy or the girl in these pictures what would you do?????
- 7. Decision Making Coping with Stress Self Awareness Healthy Self Management Refusal Advocacy Empathy Critical Thinking Creative Thinking Negotiation Problem Solving Assertiveness Effective
- 8. L – Life Skills I – Inspires F – Future E Empowerment
- 10. HFLE PoEm “Let ’s J oin Hands” Let’s join hands across Jamaica , you and me. Let’s join hands across Jamaica to teach HFLE. As we seek to groom our children, help them to learn life skills. Let’s join hands and hearts together, HFLE will make Jamaica conflict free And make Jamaica problem free And make Jamaica a better place for you and me