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Healthy Habits for Students. Pedagogical Tools for Teachers to Improve Children's Health

Title: Healthy Habits for Students. Pedagogical Tools for Teachers to Improve Children's Health

Term Paper , 2022 , 28 Pages , Grade: 4,8

Autor:in: Jhonatan Uribe (Author)

Pedagogy - School Pedagogics
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In this document you can find pedagogical tools that allow the teacher to establish guidelines from the area of physical education to promote the importance of personal care, healthy habits and the recognition of health prevention, this in relation to the bodily situation of the students.

In order to solve this need, a didactic booklet is developed, with a story, that allows the student in his school stage to recognize those habits that will allow him to cultivate a healthy and physically active body, keeping them away from overweight, obesity and other pathologies and/or disorders linked to these conditions.

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Inhaltsverzeichnis (Table of Contents)

  • PRESENTATION
  • JUSTIFICATION
  • AIM
    • General objective
    • Specific objectives
  • CONCEPTUAL REFERENCES
    • Sedentary lifestyle in children
    • Childhood obesity
    • The consumption of foods source of sugar in children
  • METHODOLOGY
  • ACTION PLAN
    • Schedule
  • ASSESSMENT
  • APPENDIX 1
  • BIBLIOGRAPHY

Zielsetzung und Themenschwerpunkte (Objectives and Key Themes)

The main objective of this intervention proposal is to promote healthy habits among primary school students at the Jesus Maria el Rosal Educational Institution in Medellin, Colombia. This is achieved through the development and implementation of a didactic booklet, which uses a storytelling approach to engage students and raise their awareness of healthy lifestyles.

  • The importance of physical activity and healthy eating habits for children.
  • The impact of sedentary lifestyles and unhealthy food choices on children's health.
  • The role of education in promoting positive lifestyle changes in children.
  • The development of engaging and accessible educational resources for children.
  • The collaboration between educators, parents, and the community in supporting healthy habits in children.

Zusammenfassung der Kapitel (Chapter Summaries)

  • Presentation: This section introduces the intervention proposal, highlighting the need for addressing healthy habits in the context of the Jesus Maria el Rosal educational institution in Medellin. The proposal aims to provide pedagogical tools for educators to promote personal care, healthy habits, and health prevention among students.
  • Justification: This section explains the rationale behind the intervention proposal, emphasizing the importance of addressing the needs identified through a previous diagnosis. The proposal aims to provide academic support to the practice center and promote the development of healthy lifestyles among students.
  • Aim: This section outlines the general and specific objectives of the intervention proposal. The overall goal is to develop and implement a didactic booklet that raises awareness among students about healthy lifestyles, while the specific objectives focus on the design, writing, and implementation of the primer.

Schlüsselwörter (Keywords)

The main keywords and focus topics of this intervention proposal include healthy habits, childhood obesity, sedentary lifestyle, didactic booklet, primary school education, health promotion, and educational resources. The proposal aims to address the issue of unhealthy lifestyles in children through educational interventions, utilizing engaging and accessible resources to encourage positive changes in their behavior.

Frequently Asked Questions

What are the main health issues addressed in this proposal?

The intervention focuses on combating sedentary lifestyles, childhood obesity, and the excessive consumption of sugar among primary school students.

How does the "didactic booklet" help students?

The booklet uses a storytelling approach to engage children and help them recognize habits that lead to a healthy and physically active body.

What is the role of physical education in health prevention?

Physical education provides the framework for teachers to establish guidelines for personal care and promote the importance of regular physical activity.

Where was this intervention proposal implemented?

The proposal was developed for the Jesus Maria el Rosal Educational Institution in Medellin, Colombia.

Why is storytelling used as a pedagogical tool?

Storytelling makes complex health topics accessible and engaging for children, fostering better awareness and lifestyle changes.

What are the specific objectives of the project?

Objectives include designing, writing, and implementing an educational primer that promotes healthy lifestyles and prevents pathologies linked to obesity.

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Title
Healthy Habits for Students. Pedagogical Tools for Teachers to Improve Children's Health
Grade
4,8
Author
Jhonatan Uribe (Author)
Publication Year
2022
Pages
28
Catalog Number
V1375286
ISBN (PDF)
9783346920072
Language
English
Tags
nutricion envejecimiento activo obesidad infantil actividad fisica habitos saludables deportes educacion fisica patologias enfermedades historias investigacion intervencion escuelas programas primaria niños niñas alteraciones metabolicas
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Jhonatan Uribe (Author), 2022, Healthy Habits for Students. Pedagogical Tools for Teachers to Improve Children's Health, Munich, GRIN Verlag, https://www.grin.com/document/1375286
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