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Welcome to Health Education A High School Credit Course

Welcome to Health Education A High School Credit Course. Mrs. Stivers. Teaching 29 th year - Health, PE, Math, Science, and Coaching Personal Married 27 years 3 sons Masters degree in Health and Physiology. Conference Times. Conference period 3:05-3:45

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Welcome to Health Education A High School Credit Course

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  1. Welcome to Health EducationA High School Credit Course

  2. Mrs. Stivers Teaching • 29thyear - Health, PE, Math, Science, and Coaching Personal • Married 27 years • 3 sons • Masters degree in Health and Physiology

  3. Conference Times Conference period 3:05-3:45 Best way to contact me is by e-mail: tstivers@kleinisd.net Coaches Office 832.249.5952

  4. Supplies Daily: Health spiral and journal book required Pencil & pen Donation Appreciated: Box of tissues

  5. Class web site contains class notes, assignments, and testing information www.kleinisd.netGo to “Campuses” – “Intermediate” –“Schindewolf” – “Athletics” - “T Stivers” - or www.classroom.kleinisd.net/webs/tstivers

  6. Course Overview Healthy Living Becoming Health Literate Consumers Personal Fitness Program Nutrition and Eating Habits (example – Eating Disorders)

  7. Course Overview Relationships, Parenting, Paternity, and Human DevelopmentSexually Transmitted Diseases and other Communicable DiseasesPreventing Substance Use and Abuse... Tobacco, Alcohol, and Drugs Continued

  8. Emergency First Aid/ CPR/ AEDInjury PreventionMental Health including Diseases and Disorders (Integrated throughout semester) Course Overview Continued

  9. Tests and Quizzes are all OPEN NOTE To make up work, raise grade, or get assistance: • Attend announced sessions • Make appointment with me Anyone can raise failing grades and/or raise any major test grade!

  10. Six Weeks Grading Period Grading: Major Grades – 60% Minimum of 3 tests Minor Grades – 40% Minimum of 6 including: Quizzes – all open note Assignments/Small Projects Interactive Learning grade Spiral Note Check Journal Participation Grade Each six weeks grade counts 28% and final exam counts 16% of final average

  11. Missed Class? • Students are responsible for getting class notes off my web page • Check “Absent Folders” for any handouts • Check assignment board

  12. Thanks for coming tonight! Time passes quickly. Savor the moments.

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