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Insert name of school hereList members of the group, roles and % contribution to the presentation• Student A Group leader (x%)• Student B• Student C• Student D• Student E• Student F

Delete ONE of these boxes to confirm that all group members agree to the percent contributions.

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CONTEXT ANALYSIS

Once the group has completed the context analysis for the chosen school, synthesise your findings on this slide.

VISUAL: Show contextual factors relevant to teaching Health Education in your school. • Show by listing or construct a graphic (e.g. context map)• Acknowledge sources of information

AUDIO: Provide a commentary to explain why your group selected these factors

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PRIORITY HEALTH AREA

Research the health status of children in Australia and the school locality. Present the implications of your research for Health Education on this slide.

VISUAL: Identify the area of health which the group believes should be given greatest priority. Example: injury prevention

AUDIO: Present the evidence that led the group to select this health area as a priority. Examples: morbidity statistics such as hospital admissions

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OUTCOMES

VISUAL: Describe what your group aims to achieve when targeting this priority health area? Use syllabus terminology e.g. aims, objectives, foundation statements, outcomes and indicators.

AUDIO: In the commentary, share your group’s commitment to realising these outcomes.

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REALISING OUTCOMES

TASK: Describe how the group proposes to realise the outcomes shown on the previous slide. Examples of descriptions may include one or more of the “4P’s”:

• Policy

• Plans

• Procedures

• Programs

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SCOPE and SEQUENCE

VISUAL: Show the scope and sequence (i.e. school plan) that your group has developed to address the priority health issue from Early Stage One to Stage 3.

AUDIO: Describe features of your scope and sequence that should contribute to the quality of student learning.

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EVALUATION

AUDIO: List challenges when addressing this health priority area in primary school education.

VISUAL: The commentary may include a set of unanswered questions which other groups in EDPE346 may wish to discuss when completing the critical review of your presentation.

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RECOMMENDED RESOURCES

VISUAL: List resources which may be valuable to other teachers addressing this health area

AUDIO: Commentary may include an appraisal of ONE particular resource (e.g. kit, website; software, DVD; computer-assisted instruction)