Creative Teaching in Health. Second Edition

This book is divided into five parts. Part 1 examines the status of and trends in health education today, and includes a discussion of some basic prerequisites for effective teaching. The teacher's major duties and responsibilities in setting the stage for effective teaching are examined in par...

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Main Authors Read, Donald A, Greene, Walter H
Format Book
LanguageEnglish
Published Macmillan Publishing Company, Inc 02.01.1975
Subjects
Alcohol Education
Creative Teaching
Curriculum Design
Curriculum Development
Drug Education
Educational Trends
Elementary Education
Health Education
Mental Health
Secondary Education
Sex Education
Sexuality
Student Evaluation
Teacher Effectiveness
Teacher Evaluation
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Summary:This book is divided into five parts. Part 1 examines the status of and trends in health education today, and includes a discussion of some basic prerequisites for effective teaching. The teacher's major duties and responsibilities in setting the stage for effective teaching are examined in part 2. Part 3 discusses the nature of and potentiality for creativity in the classroom. Part 4 provides examples of creative teaching as applied to the following topics at both elementary and secondary levels: mental health, human sexuality, drug education, alcohol education, and disease and environment. Part 5 explores the possibilities of creative evaluation and the teacher's continuing growth. The appendixes are entitled Sources of Information in Sex Education and Sources of Information in Drug Education. (Author/JA)