2. Practical and theoretical lessons in
physical education teach students the
importance of being physically active.
 Can also provide students with ideas on
how they can participate in physical
activity on a regular basis, both in and
outside of school.
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3. Answers questions students may have
about the changes occurring in
themselves as their minds and bodies
develop.
 Teaches students about changes they
may not be aware of, such as cognitive
and emotional development.
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4. Encourages teamwork in group activities
such as team sports.
 Provides information on how to
communicate effectively with
family, friends, and others.
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5. Teaches students the difference
between healthy and unhealthy
eating, as well as the consequences of
an unhealthy diet.
 Helps develop an understanding of the
impact diet and exercise can have on
health and overall wellbeing.
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6. Teaches about the impact of harmful
substances such as alcohol and other
harmful substances.
 Provides students with information on
how to deal with peer pressure and to
be assertive.
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