what are materials in health education?
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a textbook all kinds of equipment like volleyball and basketball.you also learn about health hygeine which is taking a shower after gym class and keeping your feet  free fom infection due to athletes foot and proper care of your toe nails and fingernails
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Books on Educational Psychology and Cognitive Development in Education Programs offer the best info.\n\nBehavior problems and coping w/ indicvidual differences are the two big challenges of teaching.\n\nI found a pretty good summary online; read/print out info on this link:\nAdditional links found:
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There are: textbooks, manipulatives, classroom/personal charts and graphs, instructional videos and recordings, educational software, educational toys and electronics, etc.
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Education is very important in helping to create a healthy society.
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like, vitamins and minerals and carbs and fibre and protein?
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I am not sure which country you are from, but I am a preschool teacher from Australia so I will answer from what I know. I did a quick search and the American Red Cross was the most informative, although they did not have anything specific for education centres.\nI have put below what is found in a normal kit, but there are a few items that are not suitable / needed for a school based on Australian policies and regulations. (see the Astrix's and the notes below):\n\nAbsorbent Compresses (2 5"x9" dressings)\nAdhesive Bandages (25 in assorted sizes)\nAdhesive Cloth Tape (10 yards x 1")\nAntibiotic Ointment Packets (5, approximately 1 gram each)*\nAntiseptic Wipes (5 packets)\nAspirin (2 packets, 81mg each)**\nSpace Blanket\nBreathing Barrier (with a one-way valve)\nInstant Cold Compress***\nNon-Latex Gloves (2 pair, size large)\nHydrocortisone Ointment (2 packets, approximately 1 gram each)****\nScissors\n3" Roller Bandage\n4" Roller Bandage\nSterile Gauze (5, 3" x 3" pads)\nSterile Gauze (5, 4" x 4" pads)\nOral Thermometer (Non-Mercury/Non-Glass)*****\nTriangular Bandages (2)\nTweezers\nFirst Aid Instruction Booklet\n\n* Antibiotic ointment is not permitted to be applied to children by staff unless 1. The ointment is labelled by a pharmacist/doctor with the child's name, the dosage amount and dosage times, and 2. Written permission is provided by parent/guardian.\n** Asprin is not suitable. We stock children's panadol and put a clause in the child's enrollment that the parents sign stating that if their child's temperature rises above 30degreesC and they cannot be contacted.\n*** Instant cold compresses are very important. I would suggest investing in several. You need to either invest in re-usable ones and disposable covers (you can use paper towel or nappy liners) or spend lots of money on single use compresses.\n**** Hydrocortisone Ointment is not allowed to be applied without proper paperwork and permission. See first point.\n***** Oral thermometers are much better for children. Do not buy an instant ear thermometer as they are not acurate in children under 10 years.\n\nSorry this is so long, but I hope it helps a little!
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saline, albumine, hydroxystarch
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Here is a start:\n\nhttp://www.faqs.org/faqs/sci/chem-faq/part4/section-1.html\n\nwww.skillsplusinc.com/ PDF%20File%20Subweb/Classes/Class%20QA.PDF\n\nhttp://www.steris.com/resources/resources_wp.cfm\n\nwww.nature.nps.gov/im/units/ cupn/Reports/QualityAssurancePlan.pdf
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Critical thinking skills, communication skills (interacting/socialization), reading and writing, and movement. All of these things need to be covered in the context of the topics covered and at the level of the student. \n\nAll states have standards that have been defined by stake-holders as to what is suppose to be covered in each grade.
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All Items          \n  Food and beverages  \n  Housing             \n  Apparel             \n  Transportation    \n  Medical care        .\n  Recreation        \nEducation and communication  \nOther goods and services\nSpecial Indexes                                           \n  Energy        \n  Food          \n  All items                                              \n    food and energy
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the very best health topic will be if make a food pyramid and talk about it. and categorizes in your own term what it signifies to you in healthy diet way, seen people on diet plan
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in giving appropriate amount of drugs you have to know a little about concentration of solution or colloid (syrup) molality, molarity, normality, percentage by mass, by volume, by mass-volume,etc; thermochemistry as well. in physics, knowledge in heat and thermodynamics, properties of matter, hydrodynamics (flow of blood), gas laws, etc are some of the basics that you are going to use.
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If you don't know, then you are too young.  Someone needs to have a discussion with your health teacher.  If this topic is going to be discussed, all aspects of it should be covered.
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For health products - http://www.newlifestyletoday.org
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Sex education is literally what it says.  Education about sex in terms of gender, diseases, the actual act itself, and usually topics that deal with reproduction.  I have taught sex education for 5 years, and in my curriculum, we talk first about the body and how it's different for males and females.  Then we move on to the reproductive system, and then to how reproduction works.  We don't spend most time on the actual act of sex, but we do talk about Sexually Transmitted Diseases and Infections and how they affect the body.  Education about reproduction typically describes the creation and development of a new human being, from conception and the development of the embryo and fetus, through to childbirth. It often includes topics such as sexually transmitted diseases (STDs) and how to avoid them, as well as birth control methods.  Some curriculum discuss sex crimes and sexual assaults.  However in most of classes we don't discuss the assault issue.  Hopefully this answers your question.
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Physical Education is one of the only subjects in which students are taught in all three domains of learning:  kinesthetic, affective, and cognitive.  Also, students learn about health and fitness, which are subjects that students can actually apply to the real world.  Of course, only quality Physical Education programs accomplish this.
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Toothpaste, eyeglasses, contact lens, stethoscope, electrocardiograph, electroencephelograph, magnetic resonance imaging, computed tomography... Different materials from toothpaste to synthesized medication. The field of health and medicine also uses multiple technical inventions, though they were not invented specially for health care.