4.1b AT1 Health Promotion to Children

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Edward John Eyre High School
STAGE 2
HEALTH
HEALTH PROMOTION TO CHILDREN
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Mrs. N Brooks
Group Investigation and Presentation
10th March
(Thursday week 6 , term 1)
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17 March
(Thursday week 7, term 1)
Evaluation, Presentation and Individual Discussion
Video of presentation, Part 1 & 3 printed with performance standards marking
grid attached, handed to Mrs. N Brooks
Aim
To plan, prepare and present a health promoting strategy to children.
Task
Students evaluate the effectiveness of the Go for 2&5 campaign. In groups they prepare their own health
promoting activity to present to children. Individually students complete a discussion on the group task.
Process
1. Investigate the impact of the Go for 2&5 campaign.
2. Part 1 – Evaluate the Go for 2&5 campaign (see Guidelines attached)
3. Part 2 – In groups, choose a current health issue that affects the health and well-being of children and
prepare a presentation to be delivered to children that promotes health.
All members of the group must be involved in the planning; researching and presentation of the healthpromoting activity to children (see Guidelines attached)
4. Part 3 – Individually, complete the discussion reflecting on the task (see Guidelines attached)
Literacy Notes
Written Report
 Can use headings
 Break up into sections
 Include references
 Include photos
Essay
Flowing paragraphs
Topic sentences
 Introduction
 Body
 Conclusion
Include a bibliography showing all
sources
Curriculum Notes
Option Study 1: Health promotion in the community
I1
Investigation and critique of current health trends and issues.
I3
Investigation and critique of the roles and responsibilities of
individuals, communities, and governments in addressing health
and well-being issues and priorities.
A2
Application of health literacy skills to relevant tasks.
A3
Involvement in personal and social actions to promote improved
health outcomes for individuals and communities.
CAE1
Critical analysis of current health trends and issues.
CAE2
Critical analysis of health-promoting strategies and the role of
education in promoting and enhancing health outcomes.
CAE3
Evaluation of personal and social actions to promote improved
health outcomes for individuals and communities.
Performance Standards
A
B
C
D
Investigation
Application
Critical Analysis and Evaluation
I1 In-depth and critical investigation into
and critique of current health trends and
issues.
A2 Consistent application of
well-developed health literacy
skills to relevant tasks.
CAE1 Astute and critical analysis of a variety of
current health trends and issues.
I3 Sustained and cohesive investigation
into and critique of the roles and
responsibilities of individuals,
communities, and governments in
addressing health and well-being issues
and priorities.
A3 Highly productive
involvement in personal and
social actions to promote
improved health outcomes for
individuals and communities.
I1 Some depth of investigation into and
critique of current health trends and
issues.
A2 Mostly consistent
application of health literacy
skills to relevant tasks.
I3 Thoughtful and systematic
investigation into and critique of the roles
and responsibilities of individuals,
communities, and governments in
addressing health and well-being issues
and priorities.
A3 Productive involvement in
personal and social actions to
improve health outcomes for
individuals and communities.
I1 Some investigation into and critique of
current health trends and issues.
A2 Some application of health
literacy skills to relevant tasks.
CAE1 Some informed and critical analysis of
some current health trends and issues.
I3 Competent investigation into and
critique of the roles and responsibilities of
individuals, communities, and
governments in addressing health and
well-being issues and priorities.
A3 Competent involvement in
personal and social actions to
promote improved health
outcomes for individuals and
communities.
CAE2 Some considered analysis of healthpromoting strategies and the role of education
in promoting and enhancing health outcomes.
I1 Identification of current health trends
and issues.
A2 Attempted application of
basic health literacy skills to
tasks.
CAE1 Some description of current health
trends and issues.
I3 Partial investigation into and
description of the roles and
responsibilities of individuals,
communities, and governments in
addressing health and well-being issues
and priorities.
I1 Attempt to recognise one or more
current health trends and/or issues.
E
I3 Limited and fragmented investigation
into and attempted description of the
roles and responsibilities of individuals,
communities, or governments in
addressing health and well-being issues
and priorities.
A3 Some attempt to
participate in personal and
social actions to promote
improved health outcomes for
individuals or communities.
A2 Attempted application of a
basic health literacy skill to a
task.
A3 Limited attempt to
participate in personal or social
actions to promote improved
health outcomes for individuals
or communities.
CAE2 Discerning and comprehensive analysis of
health-promoting strategies and the role of
education in promoting and enhancing health
outcomes.
CAE3 Insightful evaluation of personal and
social actions to promote improved health
outcomes for individuals and communities.
CAE1 Thoughtful and critical analysis of a
variety of current health trends and issues.
CAE2 Clear and convincing analysis of healthpromoting strategies and the role of education
in promoting and enhancing health outcomes.
CAE3 Thoughtful evaluation of personal and
social actions to promote improved health
outcomes for individuals and communities.
CAE3 Some considered evaluation of personal
and social actions to promote improved health
outcomes for individuals and communities.
CAE2 Some explanation of a health-promoting
strategy and the role of education in promoting
or enhancing health outcomes.
CAE3 Recounts of personal and social actions
to promote improved health outcomes for
individuals and communities.
CAE1 Brief description of current health trends
or issues.
CAE2 Superficial description of a healthpromoting strategy or the role of education in
promoting or enhancing health outcomes.
CAE3 Attempted recount of a personal or
social action to promote health.
Guidelines Part 1
Evaluation of Go for 2&5
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6.
What does the Go for 2&5 campaign promote? How user friendly (accessible) is their site?
Do they have links to more information that is relevant to healthy eating? Who created it,
are they credible?
Why was it launched? What are the current health trends? (use other sources to research
this) Who are they aiming it at and why?
Has the campaign had an effect on local people in our community? Do people recognize it,
where have they seen / heard it, what stands out, what do they remember, have they
changed eating habits because of it? (complete a class survey)
Describe phase 1, 2 and 3. What were their aims? Are these effective ways to improve
health and well-being? Explain how / why (what improvements to health are they aiming
for?)
Is their education working? Have health outcomes improved? How can we tell? (include
data, statistics as proof and discuss / analyse)
What do they do well / poorly? How could they improve? (this needs to come from you /
your ideas)
Guidelines Part 2
Group Presentation
1.
2.
3.
(the video of your presentation will be the evidence of this, no write up)
Choose a current health issue or trend such as:
 Healthy Eating Guidelines
 Making healthy lunches / breakfasts
 Being active
 Obesity prevention
Research your chosen topic (you must reflect on this research later) Make sure you include:
i. Facts, data, statistics
ii. Why it is a current health issue
iii. How it affects children
iv. Health promoting strategies out there such as Be Active, Swap it, Go for 2&5
v. Your ideas, views and opinions
Brainstorm how you can present the information in a fun, interactive way, e.g.
 Workshop / PowerPoint / discussions
 Play / mime
 Display / print materials
 Cartoons / posters
 Activities – sport / craft / cooking / quiz
Consider the different learning styles of the children, how will you be inclusive?
4.
5.
6.
7.
Ensure you apply appropriate health literacy skills (analyse data, use referencing, add your
thoughts and opinions) and aim to promote improved health outcomes e.g. teach them
how to avoid obesity to ensure they have good health
Prepare your presentation
Present to children, take photos, keep cue cards, etc. for evidence (it will be video recorded
for teacher assessment)
Obtain feedback on the success of your health promoting strategy
Guidelines Part 3
Individual Discussions
1.
Critically analyse the current health trend / issue that you addressed in your presentation.
Why did you choose this issue?
How is your topic relevant to children in Whyalla?
How is it a current issue? (statistics / data)
(include some of your research / data / statistics / information used in your presentation)
2.
Evaluate your researched information
What was useful / not useful?
What was interesting?
Was it from credible sources?
3.
Describe how you presented your topic
Show your application of health literacy skills (your understanding of the topic, how you
used correct terminology, included a variety of learning styles in your audience, included
your thoughts, referenced)
Include photos, label them and refer to them; explain what they are showing
4.
Evaluate your health-promoting activity, include some of the FEEDBACK you received
Did you educate the children?
What did they learn?
Will your presentation help improve their health outcomes?
How will what you have taught, help with their physical, social, emotional / mental,
spiritual health to enhance their health and wellbeing?
What did they get out of it?
How does educating children about your topic help improve their health?
5.
Reflect on your personal contributions in preparing and presenting your topic
What did you do personally?
6.
Reflect on the other members in your group
Did everyone contribute evenly?
Did you work as a team? Why / why not?
Was there a clear leader?
Was everyone listened to and respected?
What could have improved? (E.g. clear communication, listening, time management,
organization, planning, division of jobs, regular attendance, etc.)
7.
Reflect on what could be done differently. Discuss and analyse. How could you improve?
 Research
 Team work
 Personal involvement
 Presentation?
What feedback did you receive, does this help you to see where you could improve?
How can children be further educated about this issue?
What could the government, school system and / or foundations, organisations do
about this issue?
8. Include a bibliography of the sources of information used in your presentation and your
critique of Go for 2&5.
Please ensure you have:
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Included photographs of your presentation
Labeled them appropriately
Referred to them in your text
Printed a copy of resources used in your presentation such as your PowerPoint
Include them in an Appendix
Referred to them in your text
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