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1. Physical education; 2. Health education; 3. Nutrition services; 4. Health services; 5. Healthy school environment; 6. Counseling, psychological, and social services; 7. Health promotion for staff; 8. Family and community involvement
What is the 8-component coordinated school health program model (CSHP)?
The component of the Child and Adolescent Trial for Cardiovascular Health (CATCH) intervention required schools to complete contracts for participation, and part of the contract agreement was the provision of at least 90 minutes of CATCH physical education per week, delivered over at least 3 school days.
What is physical education component?
Alternative Models Effects (PHLAME) is a program initiated to investigate strategies to achieve and maintain healthy lifestyles among _____.
Who are firefighters?
The acronym (MVPA) stands for:
What is moderate-to vigorous-intensity physical activity?
Group that makes recommendations for the use of various interventions based on the evidence gathered through the rigorous and systematic scientific reviews of published studies conducted by the review teams of the Community Guide.
What is Task Force on Community Preventive Services?
Nationwide, more than percent of students do not meet daily recommendations for physical activity per the (Center for Disease Control and Prevention, 2006).
What is 60%?
This review focused on studies that included: one-to-one counseling, advice, or group counseling; self-directed or prescribed physical activity; home-or facility-based physical activity; ongoing face-to-face support; telephone support; written educational and motivational support; and self-monitoring strategies.
What is The Cochrane review?
This intervention issued by the Task Force on Community Preventive Services, refers to interventions that included at least one of the following three components: (1) increasing the amount of time students spend in moderate-to vigorous-intensity physical activity (MVPA) during physical education class, (2) adding physical education classes to the school curriculum, and (3) lengthening the time of existing physical education classes.
What is Enhanced school-based physical education intervention?
The Physical Activity for Teenage Health (PATH) intervention, required minute physical education classes to be held times per week.
What is 30 and five?
An event that follows a behavior, which in turn increases the probability that the same behavior will be repeated in the future.
What is reinforcement?
This intervention required that physical education classes last 30 minutes and be held three times per week throughout the school year.
What is the SPARK (Sports, Play, and Active Recreation for Kids) intervention?
Lack of training, planning and coordination, or important materials and resources will be to the success of an intervention.
What are barriers?
Programs that are tailored to an individual’s specific interests, preferences, and readiness for change. Designed to teach behavioral skills to help participants incorporate physical activity into their daily routines.
What are individually adapted health behavior change programs?
In 2005, Kentucky passed a bill that calls for Kentucky school districts to assist schools with assessing their physical activity and nutrition environments, assess K–5 students’ levels of physical activity annually, integrate language into their local wellness policies to promote up to 150 minutes per week of MVPA for K–5 students, and abide by nutritional standards for foods and beverages.
What is Senate Bill 172?
Under the details of the CATCH Physical Education Intervention. The primary goal for teachers was to engage all students in MVPA for at least percent of class time.
What is 50?
The Act that Congress passed legislation that requires every school district participating in the federally funded school meals program to develop local wellness policies.
What is the Child Nutrition and WIC Re-authorization Act of 2004?
Sample inputs, activities, outputs, and outcomes for changing physical activity behavior are all components of this model.
What is the Logic model?
Ability of muscle groups to exert external force through repetitive motion or sustained exertion. It is one of the five health-related components of physical fitness.
What is muscular endurance?
Exercise in which oxidative metabolism is used to generate the energy required to perform an activity. Examples include activities such as running, jogging, brisk walking, cycling, and swimming.
What is aerobic exercise?
A group of individuals or an organization, community, subpopulation, or society that is the focus of a specific health promotion effort.
What is target audience or target population?