Health And PE (5857) – Health As A
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A high school health education Making certain the target population can access the
teacher is preparing new health communication materials, Using communication
communication materials for students. materials appropriate for the target population,
When considering what to prepare Designing content appropriate for the target
and how to share the information, population
which of the following should she
consider? Select all that apply: Select
all answers that apply. (making certain
the target population can access the
communication materials) (using
communication materials appropriate
for the target population) (designing
content appropriate for the target
population) (only sending
communications to students via parent
emails)
,On the first day of class, Mrs. The classroom rules and procedures, letting them
Patterson wants to ensure she creates know she expects each student to follow the rules.
the best classroom environment for
her third-grade students. One of the
first things she should convey to the
students is: (the importance of letting
their parents know the scope and
sequence of the upcoming school
year via a letter sent home with them,
as well as the best means of
communication to reach Mrs.
Patterson.) (her background in
education and the credentials and
qualifications she holds as an
educator.) (that her classroom is an
open environment where students are
free to pursue their academic
interests.) (the classroom rules and
procedures, letting them know she
expects each student to follow the
rules.)
When teaching health topics, it is A pre-assessment
important to get a baseline
understanding of what students do
and do not know. Which of the
following is an effective way for a
teacher to measure baseline
understanding? (a post-assessment)
(look at assessment results from the
class from the previous year) (a pre-
assessment) (ask students about
topics as they are coming into class)
,School health education plays an Mental health, Drug and alcohol abuse,
important role in helping students Reproduction
increase their health knowledge,
develop positive self-images, and
promote healthy behaviors. Many
behaviors, both positive and negative,
that children and adolescents adopt,
have lifelong consequences. As a
result, health education includes a
broad range of topics. Which of the
following are likely topics in health
education programs? Select all
answers that apply. (mental health)
(drug and alcohol abuse)
(reproduction) (inertia and velocity)
Which of the following statements Formative assessments measure what students know
best describes a formative along the way.
assessment? (Formative assessments
are given at the end of each year.)
(Formative assessments are given at
the end of the grading period.)
(Formative assessments measure what
students know along the way.)
(Formative assessments measure what
students know at the end of a unit.)
, Mr. Ray's seventh-grade class It creates an incentive for students to behave to meet
continually disrupts instruction and is the approval of their peers.
proving difficult to manage. Mr. Ray
decides to create a system where
each disciplinary infraction results in
the class earning a checkmark. If, at
the end of the week, the class has
below a certain number of
checkmarks, they receive a class-wide
reward. This classroom management
strategy is likely to be a success
because: (Mr. Ray has shown he is
serious about classroom management
and will earn the students' respect.)
(the parents of the students will
ensure their children do not hinder the
class earning the reward.) (each
student will want to show Mr. Ray they
are not the cause of the disruption.) (it
creates an incentive for students to
behave to meet the approval of their
peers.)
Which of the following are examples During a lesson; after introducing a new topic, At the
of a point at which an informal beginning of a unit
assessment is appropriate? Select all
answers that apply. (at the conclusion
of a unit) (during a lesson; after
introducing a new topic) (early in the
grading period, as the first grade on a
new skill) (at the beginning of a unit)
A test given at the end of a unit on A summative assessment.
weather and climate is an example of:
(a self-assessment.) (a performance
assessment.) (a summative
assessment.) (a formative assessment.)
Discipline/Health Instruction: Complete Questions
With Verified Answers
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Terms in this set (270)
A high school health education Making certain the target population can access the
teacher is preparing new health communication materials, Using communication
communication materials for students. materials appropriate for the target population,
When considering what to prepare Designing content appropriate for the target
and how to share the information, population
which of the following should she
consider? Select all that apply: Select
all answers that apply. (making certain
the target population can access the
communication materials) (using
communication materials appropriate
for the target population) (designing
content appropriate for the target
population) (only sending
communications to students via parent
emails)
,On the first day of class, Mrs. The classroom rules and procedures, letting them
Patterson wants to ensure she creates know she expects each student to follow the rules.
the best classroom environment for
her third-grade students. One of the
first things she should convey to the
students is: (the importance of letting
their parents know the scope and
sequence of the upcoming school
year via a letter sent home with them,
as well as the best means of
communication to reach Mrs.
Patterson.) (her background in
education and the credentials and
qualifications she holds as an
educator.) (that her classroom is an
open environment where students are
free to pursue their academic
interests.) (the classroom rules and
procedures, letting them know she
expects each student to follow the
rules.)
When teaching health topics, it is A pre-assessment
important to get a baseline
understanding of what students do
and do not know. Which of the
following is an effective way for a
teacher to measure baseline
understanding? (a post-assessment)
(look at assessment results from the
class from the previous year) (a pre-
assessment) (ask students about
topics as they are coming into class)
,School health education plays an Mental health, Drug and alcohol abuse,
important role in helping students Reproduction
increase their health knowledge,
develop positive self-images, and
promote healthy behaviors. Many
behaviors, both positive and negative,
that children and adolescents adopt,
have lifelong consequences. As a
result, health education includes a
broad range of topics. Which of the
following are likely topics in health
education programs? Select all
answers that apply. (mental health)
(drug and alcohol abuse)
(reproduction) (inertia and velocity)
Which of the following statements Formative assessments measure what students know
best describes a formative along the way.
assessment? (Formative assessments
are given at the end of each year.)
(Formative assessments are given at
the end of the grading period.)
(Formative assessments measure what
students know along the way.)
(Formative assessments measure what
students know at the end of a unit.)
, Mr. Ray's seventh-grade class It creates an incentive for students to behave to meet
continually disrupts instruction and is the approval of their peers.
proving difficult to manage. Mr. Ray
decides to create a system where
each disciplinary infraction results in
the class earning a checkmark. If, at
the end of the week, the class has
below a certain number of
checkmarks, they receive a class-wide
reward. This classroom management
strategy is likely to be a success
because: (Mr. Ray has shown he is
serious about classroom management
and will earn the students' respect.)
(the parents of the students will
ensure their children do not hinder the
class earning the reward.) (each
student will want to show Mr. Ray they
are not the cause of the disruption.) (it
creates an incentive for students to
behave to meet the approval of their
peers.)
Which of the following are examples During a lesson; after introducing a new topic, At the
of a point at which an informal beginning of a unit
assessment is appropriate? Select all
answers that apply. (at the conclusion
of a unit) (during a lesson; after
introducing a new topic) (early in the
grading period, as the first grade on a
new skill) (at the beginning of a unit)
A test given at the end of a unit on A summative assessment.
weather and climate is an example of:
(a self-assessment.) (a performance
assessment.) (a summative
assessment.) (a formative assessment.)
