Standards
How many standards are included in the National Health Education Standards?
What is 8?
How do you know if a standard is “Met”?
What is students will demonstrate and apply.
What is the first step in either of the decision-making processes?
What defines the problem?
You’re at a party and someone offers you a drink. You say, “No thanks, I’m driving tonight.”
What is an excuse?
You decide not to try out for a sport because you’re afraid of failing.
What is internal influence (fear)?
This standard focuses on using health information to promote the well-being of yourself and those around you.
What is standard 1?
What is one way you could check if your students understood how to use health information to take care of themselves and others? (Standard 1)
What is..
Explain how behavior affects health by showing clear connections
Drawing logical conclusions
Giving accurate information
What is the second step, in which someone brainstorms possible solutions?
What is an alternative?
You see a group of people vaping behind the school, and you decide to walk the other way.
What is avoiding the situation?
Your best friend convinces you to download a new social media app.
What is an external influence (friends)?
This standard involved locating and evaluating trustworthy health information, products, and services to support the well-being of yourself and others.
What is standard 3? Access valid, reliable resources to support the health and well-being of self and others
What is one way you could check if your students understood how to access valid and reliable resources to support health and well-being of self and others? (Standard 3)
What is..
Students will show how they access health information
How do you decide which alternative to use?
What is listing pros and cons?
A friend keeps pressuring you to skip class, and you calmly repeat, “No, I’m not doing that.”
What is repeating the refusal?
You eat your favorite meal because it makes you feel happy and comforted.
What is an internal influence (feelings or likes)?
This standard emphasizes taking responsibility for personal health behaviors, practicing healthy habits, and reducing health risks to support your well-being and that of others.
What is standard 8? Demonstrating practices and behaviors to support the health and well-being of others.
What is one way you could check if your students understood using a goal-setting process to support the health of themselves and others? (Standard 6)
What is …
Give a goal statement that identifies health benefits
Goal is achievable
Students can show a plan
What is the final step in each model?
What is evaluation?
Someone tries to get you to do something unsafe, and you say, “Nah, let’s go play basketball instead.”
What is suggesting an alternative?
You see an advertisement that makes you want to buy the latest sneakers.
What is an external influence (advertising)?
What year were the National Health Education Standards first revised?
What is 2007?
What is one way you could check if your students understood demonstrating practices and behaviors to support the health and well-being of themselves and others? (Standard 7)
What is…
Student applies concepts and skills appropriately and effectively
Self-monitoring and reflection
Accepts feedback /makes adjustments
What are the key differences between the 5-step and 8-step decision-making processes?
What is including steps such as identifying a support group, evaluating alternatives in depth, and ranking the remaining options?
You’re feeling pressured to try something you don’t want to, so you bring your friend over, who also says no.
What is recruiting an ally?
You choose to recycle and help the environment because you believe it’s the right thing to do.
What is an internal influence (values)?