Blue Zones, made popular by the book series from author and National Geographic journalist Dan Buettner, are five areas around the world in which people are reported to live happier, longer lives. In honor of summer vacation, I decided to check out one
4 ways to fill the last few days of class that DON'T involve watching a movie: https://t.co/FOTurHi5i9 @Choices_Mag @teaching_health
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4 starter activities for the first day of a new semester: https://t.co/CPf44BEwSg @Choices_Mag, @teaching_health pic.twitter.com/UtPl3OKAwC
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4 ways teachers can model healthy stress management for their students, via @Teaching_Health, @Choices_Mag https://t.co/U1JNbGKsVd
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The nutrition book that every health class needs, via @teaching_health, @michaelpollan https://t.co/HSoKY1PKZy pic.twitter.com/I9O4AAbHp8
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The non-health teacher’s guide to teaching health (@Teaching_Health, @Choices_Mag) https://t.co/egNYWTgThi pic.twitter.com/tPdLk0HcrM
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When I began teaching health, it was fifteen years ago at a public high school in Southern California. I was keenly aware of the student population and their health concerns, as I was only 24 years old and had graduated
*This post originally appeared on Choices.Scholastic.Com Students and their health concerns have shifted drastically over the last 20 years, and the previous model of educating via textbooks and scare tactics stopped working long ago. It’s time to shift to a
*This post originally appeared on choices.scholastic.com The field of education is currently undergoing a big shift from traditional methods of instruction to project-based learning (PBL). Most teachers are excited to implement PBL in their classrooms, but in subjects like health,
This post originally appeared on Choices.Scholastic.com With a new school year about to start, teachers and students are rested and full of energy, ready to take on whatever exciting challenges the year has to offer. Here are five ways to
This post originally appeared on Choices.Scholastic.com Yay, summer! Hopefully, you’ve got all sorts of plans laid out to help you achieve balance, like playing with your friends and family, taking long breaks, and doing something completely unheard of… like reading
This post originally appeared on Choices.Scholastic.com It’s crunch time! Stress management for teens. May is a stressful time to be at school. Younger kids are finishing up projects, older ones are gearing up for finals, and most of us teachers
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