Explore why Financial Literacy is important for students and examine 10 reasons why it should be taught as part of health education!

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Teaching Values to Students in Health Education is fundamentally important when teaching comprehensive, skills-based health education.

Discovery of why social health is important and should be a vital part of the health education experience.

Comprehensive health education focuses on addressing the complex and interconnected elements of a person's life that impact well-being.

Discover what Sexual Health education looks like in the 21st century!

Discover what Skills-Based Health Education is, why it matters, and how to teach it!

Discover the importance of Social-Emotional Learning and examine why health educations should be leading the SEL movement.

Teaching health skills is the foundation and core of skills-based health education. And the key to actually teaching students how to lives healthy lives.While there are many skills we need to master in life to live healthy, thriving lives, the National Health Education Standards highlight seven critical skills students should be exposed to, practice, and master throughout their health education. These are the seven health education skills...

Need health lesson plans for a distance learning or digital learning setting? We've got your covered. Check out how our lessons are the perfect digital health education resources for teachers!

Discover 10 ways to use technology in the classroom! These 10 websites and apps will help enhance the learning experience and engage students!

Free Health Education Choice Board - Engage students with this skills-based health education choice board. It can be printed or used as a digital resource.

In this blog post (or you can just watch the video), you'll discover how to teach distance learning health education with Loom and Google Classroom.

As the world turns upside down and teachers everywhere are going into emergency planning mode, my biggest concern for students is their well-being.For millions of students, school is where they get two hot meals, enjoy a place of safety and security, and can count on stable adults to love and care for them. And for nearly all students, school is their social life. It's where they see their friends, connect, and support each other.As I think about what school means to each student, I wholeheartedly believe our role as health educators during this time is to help students' nurture and boost their well-being as they live amid fear, uncertainty, and change.