Standard set
Health and Wellness: Grades 6, 7, 8
Standards
Showing 80 of 80 standards.
Domain
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Personal Health and Wellness
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Nutrition
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Family Life
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Emotional, Social, and Mental Health
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Disease Prevention and Control
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Injury Prevention and Safety
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Substance Use and Abuse Prevention
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Environmental and Community Health
1:
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The student will demonstrate the ability to implement decision making and goal setting skills to promote his/her personal health and wellness, thereby enhancing quality of life for himself/herself and those around him/her.
2:
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The student will understand the importance of personal hygiene practices as related to healthy living.
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The student will understand the role of body systems as related to healthy living.
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The student will understand the relationship of physical activity and rest to healthy living.
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The student will understand the relationship of nutrition to healthy living.
6:
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The student will understand the contributions of family relationships to healthy living.
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The student will understand the stages of human growth and development.
8:
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The student will understand the importance of positive self-concept and interpersonal relationships for healthy living.
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The student will understand attitudes and behaviors for preventing and controlling disease.
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The student will understand attitudes and behaviors for preventing injuries and deaths from injury.
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The student will understand appropriate care for injuries and sudden illness.
12:
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The student will understand the appropriate action to take when personal safety is threatened.
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The student will understand appropriate and inappropriate uses of chemical substances and the effects of substance use and abuse.
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The student will recognize environmental practices, products and resources that affect personal and community health and promotes healthy living.
1.1
Learning Expectation
analyze the effectiveness of personal decision-making as it relates to future health and wellness outcomes;
1.2
Learning Expectation
describe individual goals and aspirations for healthy living;
1.3
Learning Expectation
determine how setting healthy living goals can promote lifetime wellness;
1.4
Learning Expectation
develop a list of questions that influence the decision-making process;
1.5
Learning Expectation
identify choices and examine alternatives and consequences of each choice when making decisions as it relates to healthy living;
1.6
Learning Expectation
evaluate the influence of media on the decision-making process related to healthy living.
2.1
Learning Expectation
identify and evaluate basic personal hygiene habits;
2.2
Learning Expectation
analyze the changes in health and hygiene needs related to adolescence;
2.3
Learning Expectation
discuss physical/emotional/social health implications of personal hygiene.
3.1
Learning Expectation
describe and explain the basic body systems and their functions;
3.2
Learning Expectation
analyze and explain the impact of personal health behaviors on the functioning of human body systems.
4.1
Learning Expectation
explain the importance of participation in the recommended one hour of daily physical activity;
4.2
Learning Expectation
identify the components of health-related physical fitness;
4.3
Learning Expectation
determine the benefits of exercise in relation to improved health during all stages of life;
4.4
Learning Expectation
assess the relationship of physical activity to other areas of personal health (social, mental, and emotional well-being).
5.1
Learning Expectation
explain the relationship of a balanced nutrition program and essential nutrients to appropriate weight, appearance, energy level and total wellness;
5.2
Learning Expectation
evaluate how individual food choices are influenced by multiple factors;
5.3
Learning Expectation
describe body composition and eating disorders;
5.4
Learning Expectation
practice principles of food safety.
6.1
Learning Expectation
identify family influences in the development of personal values and beliefs and how they will affect future decisions;
6.2
Learning Expectation
analyze changing roles and responsibilities (physically, socially and emotionally) throughout the life cycle as individuals and members of families;
6.3
Learning Expectation
evaluate the influence of attitudes, emotions, and behaviors on healthy family relationships.
7.1
Learning Expectation
describe and demonstrate understanding of the developmental characteristics of adolescence including physical and emotional changes;
7.2
Learning Expectation
exhibit respect for others as physical changes occur during adolescence;
7.3
Learning Expectation
identify abstinence from sexual activity as the responsible and preferred choice for adolescents.
8.1
Learning Expectation
demonstrate healthy ways to express needs, wants, and feelings;
8.2
Learning Expectation
demonstrate respect for individual and cultural differences that help develop healthy relationships;
8.3
Learning Expectation
understand how mental, emotional, social and physical health dimensions are interrelated and that problems in one dimension can influence another;
8.4
Learning Expectation
demonstrate skills to cope with attitudes and behaviors appropriately as related to social health;
8.5
Learning Expectation
evaluate attitudes and behaviors as related to personal and mental health;
8.6
Learning Expectation
recognize stress is a normal part of life and appropriate stress management should be a life-long skill.
9.1
Learning Expectation
identify and define common pathogens;
9.2
Learning Expectation
describe ways pathogens and diseases are spread, prevented, and managed;
9.3
Learning Expectation
describe signs, symptoms, and risk factors related to communicable and non-communicable diseases;
9.4
Learning Expectation
evaluate how heredity, environment and lifestyle impact both the wellness and disease process.
10.1
Learning Expectation
evaluate ways to reduce the risks of injuries and deaths from injury (motor vehicles (includes buses and ATVs), fires and flames, drowning, hand gun injuries, falls, poisoning, choking, suffocation, strangulation, and bike/pedestrian injuries);
10.2
Learning Expectation
analyze the importance of safety rules and laws;
10.3
Learning Expectation
analyze the influences of media and internet which promote risky behavior;
10.4
Learning Expectation
analyze how the choices an individual makes, which results in injuries, impacts the lives of individuals and families.
11.1
Learning Expectation
demonstrate appropriate actions for emergency and non-emergency situations;
11.2
Learning Expectation
demonstrate first aid techniques.
12.1
Learning Expectation
identify situations that should be reported to a trusted adult;
12.2
Learning Expectation
formulate a plan for self-protection skills and identify appropriate resources for help, before and after an offense has occurred;
12.3
Learning Expectation
demonstrate techniques to assertively deal with peer pressure when personal safety is threatened (e.g., in car with drunk driver, pressured to take drugs, encouraged to participate in risky behaviors that can hurt others).
13.1
Learning Expectation
distinguish between appropriate use and misuse of chemical substances for healthy living;
13.2
Learning Expectation
assess the influences of family, peers, and community on chemical substance use and abuse
13.3
Learning Expectation
identify how substance (e.g. tobacco, alcohol, and drugs) use and abuse affects people physically, emotionally, socially, financially, and legally;
13.4
Learning Expectation
explain how choices relate to consequences;
13.5
Learning Expectation
recognize treatment programs and support groups for those dealing with addiction;
13.6
Learning Expectation
recognize certain behaviors can lead to drug abuse and addiction (e.g. huffing, inhalant abuse, smoking, alcohol consumption, over the counter and prescription medication).
14.1
Learning Expectation
identify major environmental health concerns that impact human health (e.g. air, water and noise pollution; negative social-emotional environment);
14.2
Learning Expectation
demonstrate ways to reduce, reuse, and recycle solid waste;
14.3
Learning Expectation
evaluate and critique products and their effects on the environment;
14.4
Learning Expectation
demonstrate understanding of ways to promote a healthful environment;
14.5
Learning Expectation
assess various health care facilities and services;
14.6
Learning Expectation
analyze the importance of community organizations to healthy living;
14.7
Learning Expectation
identify different health professionals and their role in promoting community health;
14.8
Learning Expectation
evaluate the effect of media and technology on individual, family, and community health.
Framework metadata
- Source document
- Tennessee Health Education Standards Health and Wellness (6-8) (2008)
- License
- CC BY 3.0 US
- Normalized subject
- Health