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Quiz 3: Standards-Based Planning, Teaching, and Assessment in Health Education
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Question 101
Essay
Explain how interpersonal communication skills enhance health.
Question 102
Essay
Define the terms decision making and goal setting. Explain the difference between them.
Question 103
Essay
Justify the use of advocacy skills for personal health education and promotion.
Question 104
Essay
Explain why it is important for children to learn how to advocate for personal, family, and community health.
Question 105
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Explain the difference between learning activities and assessment activities.
Question 106
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Explain the four major parts of a lesson plan in the backward design model.
Question 107
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Identify three major questions a teacher can use for reflection purposes at the conclusion of a health education lesson.
Question 108
Essay
Identify five of the ten suggestions by Rhonda Black for making instruction more effective for students with cognitive disabilities.
Question 109
Short Answer
Why does a teacher need to use a variety of engaging approaches in lessons?
Question 110
Short Answer
Define "authentic" assessment.
Question 111
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Explain the value of using a rubric for assessment.
Question 112
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Explain how students can be involved in assessment.
Question 113
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Why is it important to include students in assessment?
Question 114
Short Answer
What role should the NHES play when planning a unit or lesson plan?
Question 115
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Give three examples of performance tasks that students could do to show mastery of NHES 8.
Question 116
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In the section on Active Learning Plans, the authors describe the "hook." What is the "hook," and why is it important?
Question 117
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Choose a specific health behavior, such as smoking, nutrition, or exercise, and apply the decision-making model discussed in Chapter 3 for early elementary students to make decisions regarding this behavior.