Whole Child Tenets: Health and Safety in Schools
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Which aspect of health is NOT addressed by the school health education curriculum?

  • Social health
  • Physical health
  • Financial health (correct)
  • Mental health

What is one way the school collaborates with parents and the local community?

  • Limiting parent involvement to yearly meetings
  • Encouraging competition among students and parents
  • Promoting the health and well-being of each student (correct)
  • Hosting community service projects exclusively for staff

Which of the following is NOT an element of the school environment that supports student well-being?

  • Dedicated tech workshops every week (correct)
  • Access to health services
  • Clean and attractive facilities
  • Healthy food services

How does the school ensure the physical safety of students?

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Which of the following reflects a benefit of having a supportive school climate?

<p>Improved student retention and transfer rates (D)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What kind of goals does the school set for health improvement?

<p>Realistic goals based on accurate data (D)</p> Signup and view all the answers

Which dimension of health is least likely to be included in physical education curriculum?

<p>Emotional intelligence development (A)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What is a key element of creating a safe emotional climate in schools?

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What is a key aspect of social wellness?

<p>Encouraging healthy living environments (C)</p> Signup and view all the answers

Which of the following best describes intellectual wellness?

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How does social wellness contribute to community welfare?

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What is an essential pursuit for an intellectually well person?

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Which behavior is encouraged as part of developing social wellness?

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What role does intellectual wellness play for educators?

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Which of the following is NOT an element of social wellness?

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Why is it beneficial for individuals to enhance their social wellness?

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What is the primary goal of the behavioral expectations established by the school staff, students, and family members?

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Which of the following social-emotional skills is NOT mentioned as being taught or practiced in the school?

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How does the school demonstrate its commitment to social justice and equity?

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In what way do teachers engage students in learning?

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Which option best describes the role of the school climate and curriculum according to the content?

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What type of learning experiences does the school provide to enhance the curriculum?

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Which of the following is an example of how the school promotes community engagement?

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What does the school ensure regarding students’ access to extracurricular activities?

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What is a key component of physical wellness?

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Which of the following best describes occupational wellness?

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What can help educators enhance their physical wellness?

<p>Participating in group exercise classes (C)</p> Signup and view all the answers

Why is understanding nutritional practices important for physical wellness?

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What is a consequence of neglecting physical wellness for educators?

<p>Feelings of frustration and stress (A)</p> Signup and view all the answers

Which action is discouraged in the pursuit of physical wellness?

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What role do personal ambitions play in occupational wellness?

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What does effective planning for occupational wellness involve?

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What primary method does the school use to help students monitor their own learning progress?

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Which of the following is a primary expectation of students in the learning process?

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How does the school primarily support responsible environmental habits?

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What approach does the school take concerning adult-student relationships?

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Which of the following methods does the school NOT use to communicate with families?

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What type of assessment does the school utilize to maximize student progress?

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Which factor is least likely considered in the school's decision-making regarding curriculum and instruction?

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What is expected from adults who interact with students in school settings?

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What does a challenging and comprehensive curriculum in all content areas aim to achieve for each student?

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Which skill is NOT emphasized in the curriculum and instruction according to the Whole Child Tenet #5?

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How does the school support both academic and personal growth of students?

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Which of the following is a feature of the curriculum and instruction that fosters high expectations for students?

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What role do families play in the Whole Child Tenet #5 framework?

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Which aspect is NOT included in the curriculum and instruction as a preparation for future endeavors?

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What do extracurricular, cocurricular, and community-based programs provide for students?

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Which statement best describes the concept of wellness as outlined?

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Flashcards

Whole Child Tenet #1

This tenet emphasizes creating a school environment that prioritizes the physical, mental, emotional, and social well-being of every student.

School Culture

The overall atmosphere and values of a school that influence student behavior and learning.

Health Education Curriculum

The planned lessons and activities that teach students about health and well-being.

Physical Education Schedule

The time dedicated to physical activity and fitness in the school day.

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School Facility and Environment

The physical space, including buildings, grounds, and equipment, that contributes to student well-being.

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School Safety and Security

Measures taken to ensure the physical and emotional safety of students and staff.

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School Climate

The overall atmosphere and feeling in the school, including how students and staff interact with each other.

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Student-Centered

A school environment that focuses on the needs and well-being of students.

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Challenged

Students are given challenging academic opportunities that prepare them for college, work, and a global environment.

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Comprehensive Curriculum

Students have access to a wide range of subjects and learning experiences across all content areas.

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Critical Thinking

Students learn to analyze information, solve problems, and think creatively.

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Data-Driven Growth

Schools track student progress and use data to improve learning and support student development.

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High Expectations

Schools believe in every student's potential and set high standards for achievement.

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Wellness

A process of making healthy choices for a balanced and fulfilling life.

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Body, Mind, Spirit

Wellness involves taking care of your physical, mental, and spiritual well-being.

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Choice Living

Making choices that lead to personal growth and positive change.

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Active Learning Strategies

Teaching methods that engage students in the learning process, like cooperative learning or project-based learning.

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Community Engagement

Providing opportunities for students to contribute to and learn within the broader community through service learning, internships, apprenticeships, or volunteer projects.

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Meaningful Student Participation

Involving students, families, and staff in school decision-making processes to promote a sense of ownership and responsibility.

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Curriculum-Related Experiences

Using field trips or outreach projects to enhance and enrich learning by connecting classroom concepts to real-world applications.

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Extracurricular and Co-curricular Activities

Offering a wide range of options for students to engage in activities outside the regular curriculum, aligning with their interests, goals, and learning styles.

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Real-World Application of Learning

Connecting classroom learning to real-world situations and understanding its global relevance and importance.

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Engaged Students

Students who are actively involved in learning, connected to the school, and contribute to the broader community.

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Personalized Learning

Tailoring education to meet individual student needs, adjusting time and scheduling to achieve both academic and social goals.

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Diagnostic Assessments

Evaluations used to identify a student's strengths and weaknesses before instruction begins.

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Formative Assessments

Ongoing evaluations used to track student progress and adjust teaching methods while learning is happening.

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Summative Assessments

Evaluations used to measure overall learning at the end of a unit or course.

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Adult-Student Relationships

Interactions between teachers, counselors, and other school staff that encourage and support each student's academic and personal growth.

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School Counselors

Trained professionals who offer academic, social, and emotional support to students.

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Family Involvement

Active participation of parents and families in their children's education, working as partners with the school.

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Prosocial Behavior

Actions that benefit others and promote positive social interactions, modeled by all adults in the school community.

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Physical Wellness

Taking care of your body through exercise, good nutrition, and healthy habits.

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Cardiovascular Strength

The ability of your heart and lungs to work efficiently during physical activity.

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Muscular Strength

The amount of force your muscles can generate.

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Flexibility

The ability of your joints to move through a full range of motion.

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Occupational Wellness

Feeling fulfilled and satisfied with your work and career.

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Job Satisfaction

Feeling happy and content with your work and the environment you work in.

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Career Ambitions

Your goals and aspirations for your career path and future.

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Personal Performance

How well you achieve your goals and responsibilities at work.

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Social Wellness

Involves building strong relationships, engaging in healthy behaviors, and feeling comfortable interacting with others. It's about contributing to your community and living in harmony with others and the environment.

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Social Wellness Impact

As you become socially well, your positive impact on society and the environment becomes more noticeable.

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Social Wellness in Education

Social wellness provides the foundation for educators to build strong relationships with students, parents, and the community. It promotes mutual respect, cooperation, and interdependence.

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Intellectual Wellness

Encourages continuous learning and intellectual growth. It involves engaging in stimulating mental activities and using available resources to expand knowledge and skills.

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Benefits of Intellectual Wellness

Intellectual wellness helps educators stay up-to-date with research and best practices in their field, enhancing their instruction and engagement with students.

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Intellectual Wellness Activities

Intellectually well individuals actively engage in problem-solving, creative thinking, and learning. They seek opportunities to expand their knowledge through reading and other interests.

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Seeking Harmony

Social wellness emphasizes living in harmony with others and the environment. It encourages finding balance in our relationships and interactions.

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Intellectual Passion

The pursuit of one's intellectual passion is crucial for educators, helping them stay engaged with students and keep up with new discoveries in their field.

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Study Notes

Whole Child Tenet #1: Healthy

  • Schools should support and reinforce student health and well-being.
  • Curriculum and instruction address physical, mental, emotional, and social health.
  • Physical education supports lifelong fitness knowledge, attitudes, behaviors, and skills.
  • School facilities and environment must reinforce health and well-being.
  • Schools must prioritize the health and well-being of staff members.
  • Collaboration with parents and the community promotes student well-being.
  • Health and well-being are integrated into ongoing school activities and professional development.
  • Schools set realistic health goals grounded in data and science.
  • Access to health, mental health, and dental services must be available.
  • Schools promote healthy eating habits and food safety.

Whole Child Tenet #2: Safe

  • Secure school buildings, grounds, equipment, and vehicles meet safety standards.
  • Schools ensure safe and attractive facilities (structure, traffic flow).
  • Promote positive school climate – safe, friendly, and student-centered.
  • Students feel valued, respected, and cared for.
  • Clear behavioral expectations, rules, and routines are established.
  • Opportunities for learning and support are provided, with reinforcement of routines.
  • Effective social-emotional skills are taught (listening, conflict resolution, responsibility).
  • Foster inclusive environment – respect for diverse identities.
  • Curriculum and instruction reflect child and adolescent development.
  • Implement interventions based on development and learning theories.

Whole Child Tenet #3: Engaged

  • Teachers use active learning strategies (cooperative learning, projects).
  • Opportunities for community engagement (service learning, internships, volunteering).
  • School policies and climate support student, family, and staff participation in decision making.
  • Curriculum-related activities like field trips enhance learning.
  • Extracurricular and cocurricular activities should reflect student interests, goals, and learning styles.
  • Inquiry-based and experiential learning activities are encouraged.
  • Students monitor and direct their own progress.
  • Students take responsible with learning, goal setting, and time management.
  • Schools promote environmental responsibility (recycling, sustainability).

Whole Child Tenet #4: Supported

  • Personalized learning plans that accommodate individual needs.
  • Diagnostic, formative, and summative assessments to monitor progress and adapt instruction.
  • Positive adult-student relationships encourage student growth.
  • Access to school counselors and other support systems.
  • Decisions about curriculum, instruction, and improvement reflect child development and student learning.
  • Foster an inclusive environment, welcoming families as educational partners.
  • Communication with families across cultures and languages.
  • Supporting family needs and advocating for children.
  • Highly qualified and properly credentialed staff.
  • Model prosocial behavior for students.

Whole Child Tenet #5: Challenged

  • Access to challenging and comprehensive curriculum.
  • Develop critical thinking, problem-solving, and technology skills.
  • Utilize qualitative and quantitative data to support student needs.
  • High expectations for all students through curriculum, instruction, and assessment.
  • Connect education to lifelong success through family engagement.
  • Prepare for further education, careers, and citizenship.
  • Promote global awareness and cultural understanding.
  • Monitor and support student growth through extracurricular, cocurricular activities.
  • Encourage learning through technology.

Wellness

  • Wellness is an interactive process of creating a balanced and healthy lifestyle.
  • It's about proactive, responsible, and healthier living.
  • Includes integration of body, mind, and spirit.
  • Framework comprises six key concepts, including social, intellectual, spiritual, emotional, physical, and occupational wellness.
  •  Social wellness involves healthy interactions.
  •  Intellectual wellness involves learning, thinking critically, curiosity, and using resources.
  •  Spiritual wellness is about seeking meaning and purpose in life.
  •  Emotional wellness involves acknowledging and managing emotions.
  •  Physical wellness involves health habits like exercise and nutrition.
  •  Occupational wellness involves gaining satisfaction and finding enrichment through work.
  •  Environmental focus on the physical and mental well-being in schools, with administrators creating and sustaining environments that minimize stress.
  •  Financial wellness supports a life, health, and mental well-being.

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Explore the essential tenets of the Whole Child approach focusing on health and safety in educational settings. This quiz covers topics like student well-being, health curriculum, and safe school environments. Learn how schools can foster a supportive and secure atmosphere for both students and staff.

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