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9th Grade Health

Author:   Cindy Hild  
Posted: 6/26/03; 1:19:59 PM
Topic: 9th Grade Health
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Health:  freshmen-required, co-ed groups meeting 2 days a week, alternate F; Topics to include mental health, reproduction, STD's, communicable diseases, heart disease, cancer, alcohol, tobacco,  and related lifestyle choices. Text:  Glencoe Health Chapters: 31, 8,9,10,30,24, 25, 26,19,29,28 (test piloted a curriculum 2001-02 for Chappel Hill, North Carolina)

 

 

 

HEALTH OUTLINE

Semester I--3 Magazine reviews due each month

Lifestyle assessment

Hydration

Chapter 31:  Noninfectious Diseases          

            Lesson 1:  Lifestyle Diseases

            Lesson 2:  Cancer

            Lesson 3:  Other Noninfectious Diseases

Chapter 8:  Your Mental and Emotional Health

            Lesson 1:  What is mental Health

            Lesson 2:  Your Needs, Your Personality

            Lesson 4:  Handling Emotions in Healthful Ways

Chapter 9:  Managing Stress in Your Life

            Lesson 1:  What is Stress

            Lesson 3:  Managing Stress

            Lesson 4:  Coping with Loss

Chapter 10:  Mental and Emotional Problems

            Lesson 1:  What are Mental Disorders

            Lesson 2:  Suicide Prevention

            Lesson 3:  Getting Help

Chapter 30:  HIV/AIDS

            Lesson 1:  HIV Infection

            Lesson 2:  Treatment for HIV-related Illnesses & AIDS

Semester II--3 magazine reviews due each month

Nurse will teach a unit on First Aid and CPR this semester

Student may check out smoking pack for 1 weekend instead of 1 set of magazine reviews

Chapter 24:  Tobacco

            Lesson l:  Tobacco Use¢¨a High Risk Behavior

            Lesson 2:  What Tobacco Does to the Body

            Lesson 3:  Choosing to be Tobacco-Free

Chapter 25:  Alcohol

            Lesson 1:  Alcohol Use¢¨a High Risk Behavior

            Lesson 2:  What Alcohol Does to the Body

            Lesson 3:  Alcohol and Society

Chapter 26:  Illegal Drugs

            Lesson 1:  Drug Use¢¨a High Risk Behavior

            Lesson 2:  Psychoactive Drugs

            Lesson 3:  Steroids and Other Dangerous Drugs

            Lesson 4:  Strategies for Preventing Drug Abuse

Chapter 19:  Your Body¡Ás Reproductive System

            Lesson 1:  The Male Reproductive System

            Lesson 2:  The Female Reproductive System

Chapter 29: Sexually Transmitted Diseases

            Lesson 1:  Preventing STD's

            Lesson 2:  Common STD's and their treatments

Chapter 28:  Infectious Diseases

            Lesson 2:  Common Infectious Diseases

            Lesson 3:  Preventing Infectious Diseases

 

 

MAGAZINE REVIEWS -- rationale

 

In order to meet Nebraska and U.S. Health Standards (2.1), students are expected to evaluate and apply current health information to themselves.  All Health students will be expected to select any 3 articles from the Current Health magazine supplied to them, answer the accompanying questions and hand it in on the appropriate due date.  (or before)  The student will staple the 3 reviews together in any order they wish.  The teacher will select 1 of the reviews at random and multiply that grade times 3.

HEALTH GRADING --explanation of points

Each quarter's possible points:

2 months (6) magazine reviews              600 pts

2-4 tests (200 pts each)                      400-800 pts.

Daily work (100 pts each)                    500-600 pts.

Quarter grade:                                    % of points earned

 

DUE DATES FOR MAGAZINE REVIEWS-- 2007/2008

September 17/18

October 15/16

November 19/20

December 17/18

January 28/29

February 25/26

March 25/26

April 28/29

 

MAGAZINE REPORT FORM

MAGAZINE REVIEWS

Your Name:                             Name of article:                         Page numbers:

 

 

*Summarize the article:  (give me a short idea of what the ENTIRE article is about in your own words, but yet in complete sentences˘elaborate enough so one can read the summary and understand the topic of the WHOLE article)

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*What does the article want you to believe or do?

 

 

 

*What evidence does the author give you to make those points? (list information that author gives to convince you that you should believe or do what (s)he says)

 

 

 

*Is the evidence consistent with facts from other sources?  (circle one)   yes     no       Where could you check the factual accuracy of this article's statements? (list peoples names & their profession or actual (web)addresses)

 

 

 

*Would anyone connected with the article benefit (make money) from spreading this message? (typically this is called a conflict of interest: people who try to convince you to do or try something that will make them money won≠t give you all the factual information necessary to make a decision)     Yes   or    No    Why or why not?

 

 

 

 

*What is your overall evaluation of this article?  Whom do you know that you should share this information with?  (answer both parts of the question with more than 1 word)<o:p></o:p>

 

MAGAZINE SCORING RUBRIC

Criteria

0

1

2

3

4

weight

total

Summary

Missing

Brief (1-2 copied sentences)

Brief (1-2 sentences) but students own words or summarizing only small part of article

More com-plete (but

not own words) or summar-izing only part of article (3-4 sentences)

Complete sentences, written in own words summari-zing entire article (5-6

sentences

 

 X5=

 

______

20

Article wants you to believe or do:

Missing

Answer, but not really true

Brief, vague answer

Brief, but more clear answer

Complete, thorough, accurate

 

X3=

 

_______

12

Evidence (list of actual infor

mation)

Missing

General

thought

Personal Opinion only

Listed type of evidence

Listed actual evidence

 

X3=

 

 

12

Evidence consistent with other info & place to find verification

Missing

Yes or no only

Opinion only, didn≠t answer yes or no

Reasonable suggestion for finding accuracy

Actual expert  or address supporting your opinion

 

X3=

 

 

12

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Would anyone benefit from you spreading this message

Missing

Yes or no only

Opinion only, didn≠t answer yes or no

Answered yes or no; then far-out benefit that wouldn≠t be realistic in most cases

Answered yes or no; complete, logical, realistic answer to who≠d benefit

 

 

X3=

 

 

 

12

 

Evaluation and who should also have this information

missing

Answered 1 of the

questions only, briefly

Answered both questions briefly

Brief answer to 1 question, thorough answer to 1 question

Complete answer to both questions with examples

 

 

X3=

 

 

12

 

On time

More than 1 week late

Ex. any time after Mon., after 8th

Handed in 2 classes later (exactly 1 week late)

Ex. next Mon., 8th

Handed in at next class

Ex.. Wed, the 3rd.

After due date but before next class

Ex. Tues, the 2nd

Handed in on date due

Ex. Mon, the 1st

 

X5=

 

20

           

Name_______________________     grade_________ X 3 (reviews) =__________

                                                                           100                                   final grade

 

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