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MTTC - Elementary Ed

Health Ed/ Physical Ed

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a type of education designed to gain knowledge, skills, value, and attitudes necessary to maintain/improve/restore their health health education
2-6 years old early childhood
_______ slows at 2 years old growth
Children often eat ____ than they did as babies because of changes in their growth rate less
BAC blood alcohol content
Alcohol affects.... liver, pancreas, and brain
The ___________________ is the first thing negatively affected when alcohol is consumed. neurotransmitters
When alcohol is consumed, _________________ can occur in the liver. inflammation
When alcohol is consumed, the _________ __________ found in the pancreas are negatively impacted. sugar levels
When alcohol is consumed, it _________ the speed of communication in the brain. reduces
a platform where unidentified users can post messages to one another internet forum
a website where usually one person writes personal messages and musings about specific topics blog
a research study that uses a method designed to remove bias double-blinded sources
the concept of "if you see something, say something" bystander awareness
The roots of health education go back to ______________. ancient Greece
The modern roots of health education began in the 1970s with President __________. Nixon
our ability to carry out daily tasks and routine physical activities without undue fatigue physical fitness
the measure of the circulatory and respiratory systems' ability to deliver oxygen and nutrients to and eliminate waste products from cells built through aerobic exercise cardiorespiratory endurance
type of exercise that uses oxygen to meet energy demands aerobic exercise
the ability of a muscle/group of muscles to exert force for extended periods muscle endurance
the ability of a muscle/group of muscles to exert force against resistance muscle strength
the ability for joints to move through a range of motion flexibility
the proportion of fat vs fat-free mass that you carry body composition
frequency, intensity, time, and type FITT principle
how often you exercise frequency
how hard you exercise intensity
the time of day you exercise; how long each exercise session lasts time
what kind of exercise you're doing type
220 - your age = _______________ maximum heart rate
When your workout is 50%-70% of your maximum heart rate, that means you are working out with _____________ intensity. moderate
When your workout is 70%-85% of your maximum heart rate, that means you are working out with _____________ intensity. high
actions that require the use of muscles in specific ways to achieve a desired outcome motor skills
3 types of motor skills locomotor, non-locomotor, manipulative
actions that move the body from one space to another locomotor skills
actions that take place in one spot non-locomotor skills
actions that involve control and handling of an object manipulative skills
a method of teaching that involves the use of aids (i.e. bean bags, benches, hoops, ropes, etc.) movement exploration
activities that students work together to perform cooperative activities
isolating each skill & practicing them separately part method
each skill practiced separately, then chained together progressive-part method
start to finish whole method
practiced entirely, then broken down, then practiced as a whole again whole-part-whole
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