Colleton County High School Personal Health Instructor: Marcus C. Fields Email: Mfields@mail.colleton.k12.sc.us (843) 782-0031 You are starting a new course in health. As we approach different health topics, we will consider the implications of decisions and behaviors for students’ physical health, mental and emotional health, and social health. These three health elements and the way that they are interconnected constitute the health triangle. One of the goals of this course is to help students gain knowledge and skills that will support their efforts to create and maintain a balanced health triangle. I hope that this course will prove to be fun and informative for you. The health textbook will remain in the classroom; however, you can access an online edition by following the steps below: www.health.glencoe.com SC Student High School Glencoe 2005 Click Online Student Edition User Name-HEALTH05 Password-th2axie3 Student Expectations Have a positive attitude Be in your seat when the bell rings Bring required materials to class (pencil, paper, notebook, etc…) Raise your hand when you would like to speak Show respect to each other and the teacher Assignments should be completed and turned in on time Grades Your grade will be based on the following: - Major (Tests, Exams, Projects) – 50% - Intermediate (Homework, class work) – 30% - Minor (Quizzes) – 20% Absences If you miss an assignment, you are responsible for making up the work. You will have the number of days you were out to turn in your make up work (i.e. you are absent for 3 days, you will have 3 days to make up your work). Health Notebook You will be required to keep a Health notebook in order to stay up-to-date with assignments and information. This will help you to have all of your work and notes in one place in order to assist you in studying for tests or quizzes. There will be a NOTEBOOK TEST at the end of the quarter to assess your notebook. Consequences for Misbehavior 1. A verbal warning 2. Demerit will be issued 3. Phone call home 4. Referral and sent to an Administrator Severe behavior problems may alter the above consequences, and may require a conference between teacher, student, parent, and possibly administrator. Rules and Procedures You will have three restroom passes for the quarter. PLEASE use the restroom before class. Since we have a class set of books, you will not be permitted to take the books out of the classroom unless it is signed out with me. Cell phones need to be turned off and kept away in my class Course Outline Chapter 1: Living a Healthy Life Your Health and Wellness Promoting a Healthy Lifestyle Your Behavior and Reducing Health Risks Chapter 18: Endocrine and Reproductive Systems The Endocrine System The Male Reproductive System The Female Reproductive System Chapter 19: Prenatal Development and Birth The Beginning of the Life Cycle Prenatal Care Heredity and Genetics Infancy and Childhood Chapter 20: Adolescence and the Life Cycle Lesson 1: Adolescence- Understanding Growth and Change Lesson 2: Moving Toward Adulthood Lesson 3: Marriage and Parenting Lesson 4: Health Through the Life Span Chapter 24: Communicable Diseases What are Communicable Diseases? Preventing Communicable Diseases Common Communicable Diseases Chapter 26: Noncommunicable Diseases and Disabilities Cardiovascular Diseases Cancer Allergies, Asthma, Diabetes, and Arthritis Student’s Name: _______________________________________________________________ Parent’s Signature: _____________________________________________________________