<p> Mr. Osborne Health Education</p><p>Classroom Guidelines</p><p>* Bring class materials everyday * Be in your seat when the bell rings * Follow directions * Be Prepared * Be Positive * Be Polite</p><p>*NO SWEARING, YELLING, OR SCREAMING* * DO NOT LEAVE THE ROOM WITHOUT PERMISSION* *NO ELECTRONIC DEVISES, OF ANY KIND, IN CLASS* *NO HEAD GEAR* *NO FOOD* *NO DRINKS* *NO GUM IN CLASS *</p><p>Materials and Supplies</p><p>*Three-ring binder *Red Pen/Pencil *Color pencils or pens *Number 2 lead pencil *Ball point pen *Highlighter *Unbound lined paper</p><p>Assignments</p><p>Some forms of assignments used to determine your grade include:</p><p>*Homework Activities* *Guest Speaker Notes* *Quizzes* *Poster Projects* *Tests* *Video Questions* *Current Events* *Classroom Participation*</p><p>Extra Help Available</p><p>If you need extra help my room is available at lunch for the following:</p><p>*Questions concerning grades* *More time to work on an assignment* *Make up Quizzes or Tests* *Help with missing assignments* *Extra time on Poster Projects* *Help with late work* *Any other miscellaneous questions* Grades Grades will be determined by percentage and will be calculated by summing the total number of points YOU EARNED and then dividing it by the number of points possible. </p><p>A B C 100-90% 89-80% 79-70% D F 69-56% 55-0%</p><p>Grades will be posted on a fairly regular basis, by code. Late work is worth 1/3rd credit. Some cannot be made up, do to its nature. No work will be accepted after it is more than two weeks late! </p><p>Absences</p><p>If you are absent, the day you come back to class, check the AGENDA BINDER or copy a friends Agenda sheet to find out what you missed.</p><p>Absent Work, Late Work, or Extra Credit Work are to be turned in to the Basket…”A Tisket a Tasket put you absent work, late work, extra credit work in to the Basket.”</p><p>Cheating</p><p>CHEATING WILL NOT BE TOLERATED CHEATING WILL RESULT IN A REFERRAL CHEATING WILL RESULT IN LUNCH DETENTION REPEAT OFFENSES WILL RESULT IN REMOVAL FROM THE CLASS</p><p>EXTREME VIOLATIONS MAY RESULT IN REMOVAL FROM CLASS, A REFERRAL, AND/OR OTHER DISCIPLINARY ACTIONS! CABRILLO HIGH SCHOOL HEALTH EDUCATION</p><p>Health Education provides the students with a comprehensive course in Health related issues. </p><p>TEXT: Health Mary Bronson Ph.D. Glencoe, 2009</p><p>METHOD: Readings, Lecture, Group Activities, Individual Projects, Guest Speakers, Videos, Current Event Articles, Vocabulary, and Worksheets.</p><p>CHAPTER OUTLINE</p><p>Chapter Title</p><p>1 Understanding Health and Wellness</p><p>2 Taking Charge of Your Health</p><p>3 Achieving Mental and Emotional Health</p><p>4 Managing Stress and Coping with Loss</p><p>6 Skills for Healthy relationships</p><p>8 Peer Relationships</p><p>16 Endocrine and Reproductive Health</p><p>20 Tobacco</p><p>21 Alcohol</p><p>22 Illegal Drugs</p><p>23 Communicable Diseases</p><p>24 Sexually Transmitted Diseases and HIV/AIDS</p><p>25 Noncommunicable Diseases and Disabilities</p><p> GRADES ARE BASED ON INDIVIDUAL PERFORMANCE. GRADES DETERMINED BY PERCENTAGE PERFORMANCE FORMAT Name Date Period</p><p>Video Questions</p><p>Title of Video</p><p>QUESTIONS: 1. 2. 3. 4. 5.</p><p>ANSWERS: (in a different color or highlighted) 1. 2. 3. 4. 5.</p><p>-Typed on a computer= extra credit</p><p>-Copy question from video questions folder if you were absent. Answer questions for homework. FORMAT Name Date Period</p><p>Guest Speaker Notes</p><p>Name of guest speaker(s)</p><p>Job where they work</p><p>Topic of presentation</p><p>Notes:</p><p>-Minimum of one page of notes (for credit) </p><p>-More writing= more credit</p><p>-Typed on computer= extra credit </p><p>-If you were absent, borrow a friend’s notes FORMAT Name Date Period</p><p>Current Event</p><p>Title of Article</p><p>Author’s Name(s)</p><p>Publication</p><p>Date</p><p>Summary- minimum ½ a page</p><p>Opinion- minimum ½ a page on the back </p><p>-Computer generated preferred (more points)</p><p>-Attach the article on the back (extra credit only) EXTRA CREDIT POSSIBILITIES</p><p> Retype Handouts, Worksheets, Guest Speaker Notes, Video Questions, and Overheads</p><p> Decorate Agenda Cover Sheets</p><p> Current Event Articles </p><p> Participate in dress up days</p><p> Participate in extra-curricular sports. activities or clubs</p><p> Attend extra-curricular sports, activities or club events </p><p> Other miscellaneous stuff?????</p><p> ASB Sticker/card</p><p> Any questions- see me</p><p>When attending or participating in extra-curricular activities, you must write a ½ page summary and have an adult in charge of the activity sign and date it!!!</p><p>“A tisket, a tasket, put your EXTRA CREDIT, LATE WORK, ABSENT WORK… in the basket…” “ Getting It All Together At Home”</p><p>How can I do better on my homework in less time? -Find your own study area! You can’t do your best work if you’re always being interrupted. Find a place at home that is quiet and well lit. If you can’t work at home, try the library.</p><p>How can I make sure that I have the time to get my homework finished? -Schedule your daily homework time! Try this: write down all scheduled after school activities and responsibilities so that you can clearly see what time is available for homework. From the time available, select a homework time that is best for you.</p><p>How can I make sure that I have what I need to do my homework? -Put together a homework survival kit! Would you rather get your homework done in an hour or spend that much time looking for your pencil, index cards, paper, etc..? A homework survival kit is the answer. This kit should include all the things you’ll need throughout the year. Put these things in the box in your study area and in a backpack if you will be studying at the library.</p><p> Pencils  Dictionary  Colored Pencils  Atlas  Construction Paper  Thesaurus  Crayons  Pens  Markers  Paper  Pencil Sharpener  Glue  Report Folder  Rubber bands  Scissors  Almanac  Paper Clips  Ruler  Eraser  Stapler  Index Cards  Staples</p>