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Create a comprehensive, skills-based Health & well-being curriculum In this six hour course, participants will be guided through the process of creating a comprehensive, skills-based Health & Wellbeing curriculum that can be applicable for grades K-12 and adapted to align with any set of standards or curricular framework. Participants will leave with ready to use resources, projects and unit plans, and proactive solutions for a schoolwide approach.

In many international schools, health education is added as an afterthought or tasked to teachers who don’t have enough time or resources to give it the attention it deserves. In this workshop, participants will be guided through the process of creating a comprehensive, skills-based Health & Wellbeing curriculum that can be applicable for grades 5-12 and adapted to align with any set of standards or curricular framework. Participants will leave with ready to use resources, projects and unit plans to help students address the following issues and concerns:

  • Current best practice in health education
  • Skills-based health education in international communities
  • Harnessing the power of student voice and advocacy
  • Aligning your school’s approach to sex ed
  • Updating lessons to meet the health concerns of today’s kids and teens
  • Project-based learning with a focus on health and wellness
  • Developing a network of health and wellness teachers
  • Tools for collaborating with your school’s counseling and advisory teams

Content areas covered will include:

  1. Stress management and mental health
  2. Mindfulness
  3. Technology balance
  4. Sleep
  5. Puberty
  6. Sexual health, consent & healthy relationships
  7. Nutrition for multicultural students
  8. Social/emotional learning in the health class

Who Should Attend?

  • HPE Teachers from Grade 5/Year 6 and Up
  • Counselors who teach health
  • PE Teachers who have attended Amy’s workshop before can consider attending again for updated resources

Feedback from Participants

Shows what quality skills-based lessons and projects can look like. I always wanted to move in that direction, but wasn’t really sure how to do it. I’m all set now!

There are so many resources available to help deliver a skill based, authentic, relevant health education programme. We are not alone – trust what others have worked on and be smart in choice of resources to support your programme.

There are so many Health resources out there. There is no reason a teacher cannot provide a quality Health program.

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