Question

about Health and fitness education:

• Planning: Decide as a group what the best teaching strategy or methodology is for this target population.
• Support your teaching method by evidence from the literature, if possible.
• Develop a health promotion plan with health promotion interventions specific to the target population.
• Short-term objective: Write one measurable, time-specific, feasible short-term goal.
• Intervention: The students can use the teaching resources, facilities, equipment specific to the health education plan. This component of the project will be marked as group grades.
• Implementation. The actual implementation of the project in various settings.
• The student will plan the activity or teaching strategy as per the intervention planned. The students will submit the photos, videos, and resources used for the project as evidence in a storage drive, and print.
• Evaluation: The student will do a self-evaluation and assess the strengths and weaknesses of their group work, using (Strengths, Weaknesses, Opportunities, and Threats') SWOT analysis. The skills learned in this project will be used for other upcoming health promotion days and other courses next semester.

Answer 1

Health and fitness education

Planning-

• Plan effective classroom management strategies
• Role playing - Dramatic representation of the topic. Will be more effective
• Audio visual aids- using audio visual aids will improve the effectiveness of the teaching
• Lecture
• Group discussion
• Seminars and webinar
• Demonstration

INTERVENTION

Intervention involves the strategies designed to improve health status among individuals or entire population.

Steps include,

• Managing the planning process
• Conducting assessment
• Set goals
• Identify population of interest and outcome
• Identify strategies, process, output
• Review and feedback

Short term goal- Perventing life style diseases through proper diet and exercise

IMPLEMENTATION

School health education programme- conducting awareness programme regularly

Health promotion programme