61. Center For Innovative School Scheduling -- Books -- Teaching In The Block Assessment, Grading, and Reporting; Sample lesson plans; References. goal setting;Identifying Key Information; Understanding Information; Sustaining Attention and http://curry.edschool.virginia.edu/curry/centers/ciss/research/books.html

Teaching in the Block , the series... Robert Lynn Canady and Michael D. Rettig, General Editors "Block schedules provide opportunities for teachers to change their instructional strategies so that students become more active and successful learners. Because we believe that instructional change is key to successful block scheduling, we are sponsoring a series of books, Teaching in the Block , written primarily by teachers who have been successful in teaching in block schedules." Robert Lynn Canady and Michael D. Rettig From the Foreword Teaching Foreign Languages in the Block Supporting Students with Learning Needs in the Block Teaching Mathematics in the Block Teaching in the Block: Strategies for Engaging Active Learners ... ORDER INFORMATION Teaching Foreign Languages in the Block By Deborah Blaz, Angola (IN) High School Helps teachers succeed in the block by offering: sample lesson plans suggested pacing guides examples of classroom activities sample tests and assessments CONTENTS Meeting National Standards: Foreign Languages and the Block Schedule Preparing for the Block Schedule: An Action Plan Lesson Plans for Block Schedules Quality and Quantity: Instructional Strategies that Work Assessment, Grading, and Reporting

62. Center For Economic Education & Entrepreneurship Children in the Market Place lesson plans in Economics for Grades 3-4 8 coveredinclude goods/services, resources needed by workers, goal setting and more. http://www.udel.edu/ceee/elementary.htm

Programs Standards Resources Staff ... Home Elementary School Materials Children in the Market Place - Lesson Plans in Economics for Grades 3-4 8 lessons that stress problem-solving skills as derived from real-life situations; glossary and student handouts are included; topics include scarcity and choices, resources and producers, market system and the distribution of resources, people's wants and production, supply and demand and prices, trade, consumer choices, deciding how to allocate income, and children in the marketplace. Choices and Changes EI Teaching package is designed for the at-risk student; innovative lessons and activities teach economic concepts and demonstrate the link between education and future productivity in society; the package includes a teacher resource manual, blackline student activity sheets, and a set of 30 student journals; concepts covered include goods/services, resources needed by workers, goal setting and more. Choices and Changes EII Teaching package designed for the at-risk student; innovative lessons and activities teach economic concepts and demonstrates the link between education and future productivity in society; the package includes a teacher resource manual, blackline student activity sheets, and a set of 30 student journals; the major focus of the unit is the students' creation of inventions.

63. CASC - Teacher Materials Catalog minute lesson plans designed to develop leadership skills in grades four throughsix. Topics include Meeting Skills, Self Esteem, Communication, goal setting, http://www.casc.net/catalog/teacher.html

HOME CONFERENCES CALENDAR CONTACT US Conferences Elementary School Middle School High School Best Practices Middle School Focus Elementary School Focus Bookstore Order Form Books for Students Teacher Materials Online Peer Resources Useful Links Special Projects Special Projects About CASC State Council CASC Mission Contact CASC CASC Calendar Donate Today! Help create the leaders of today with your financial donation with the help of our partners Network for Good. Your donation is a tax writeoff and helps improve the skills of young Californians everyday all over the state. Teacher Books and Materials CASC offers a great selection of books and materials that can improve your leadership skills and readiness to cope with the school environment. Bright Ideas for Student Leaders The 39-page Student Workbook includes information and worksheets on basic areas that elementary students should master. Topics include Roles of Officers, Planned Report to Principal, Council Goal Setting, Calendar Building, Personal Growth Units, Daily Planning Sheets, School Exchanges, Project Ideas, Effective Meetings, Individual Goals, Evaluation, Public Relations, Planning a Workshop, and Working Together. Student Guide: 39 pages, 8.5" x 11" soft cover

64. EDSP 5410: Advanced Practicum In Gifted Education Information Page practicum teaching goal setting form;, 2. formal goals and objectives for the classin which the practicum is done;. 3. daily or weekly informal lesson plans for http://webct.courses.unt.edu/public/EDSP5410MS/

Enrollment Information EDSP 5410. Advanced Practicum: Gifted and Talented. 3 hours. (3 hours per week for 12 weeks) Demonstration in a gifted and talented educational setting of professional competencies during a minimum 110 hours of supervised practicum experiences. Responsibility for development and implementation of educational plans for gifted and talented learners. Teacher role identification and relationships are examined in structured seminars. Prereruisite(s): EDSP 5150 , and , or consent of instructor This three-credit course provides supervised experience in teaching gifted, talented, and creative students through application of knowledge, skills, and competencies acquired in previous gifted education courses. After completing this course, practicum participants will be able to: Differentiate curriculum and teaching to meet the special needs of gifted students including special population or diverse gifted learners. Modify instructional activities based on self-evaluations, personal reflections, gifted students' reactions, suggestions from practicum supervisor, and interaction with colleagues in gifted education. Identify and utilize personal strengths in teaching gifted students.

65. Index For example, in the Money unit, goal setting is a part of lesson I. Activitiesin each unit, such as case Each unit contains lesson plans and accompanying http://www.uwex.edu/ces/flp/wywork/

University of Wisconsin-Extension Family Living Programs When You Work Curriculum Sourcebook The When You Work Curriculum Sourcebook is now available through Cooperative Extension Publications It is Publication Number BWYWCS. The cost is $30.00 plus shipping. An order form is available on-line in PDF format at the CES Publications Unit web site Overview of the Curriculum Bringing home a paycheck is the first step toward self-sufficiency. Other crucial steps to success include managing money, food, time and other resources efficiently, meeting children's needs, and being an effective problem solver. "When You Work" is a program that teaches low-income working families the skills needed to balance work and family needs. Portions of this curriculum have been used successfully in many Wisconsin counties. Evaluation from Fond du Lac County showed that participants improved their use of money management, food planning and shopping skills. Initial versions of this curriculum were developed by Barbara Roder and Nan Baumgartner, Family Living Agents in Fond du Lac County, Wisconsin as "A Family Living Skills Training Program." The program was part of the S.O.A.R. Training in cooperation with the Department of Social Services' Work Not Welfare Pilot Program in Fond du Lac County. "When You Work" contains additional contributions by UW-Extension Specialists. Attempts have been made to make the information and examples applicable to audiences throughout the state. Additional activities from other county and state staff have been incorporated into "When You Work."

66. Alberta Teacher's Association > Unit And Lesson Plans > Micro-Workshops what they might do to further promote the Four As in the secondary school setting. Whenusing a problemsolving approach, the goal is for the young person to http://ata.iomer.com/Workshops/

The SACS micro-workshops are brief, half hour sessions designed to help teachers continue to integrate SACS principles into their teaching practices. Ideally, these short workshops follow the Toward a Safe and Caring Secondary Curriculum-Approaches to Integration one day workshop and are facilitated by a staff member. Each micro-workshop examines a SACS concept or introduces an instructional strategy or learning activity that can be adapted for any classroom setting in any subject area. These micro-workshops are an effective way to extend the professional development experience after the staff has experienced the full day workshop. The micro-workshops can be scheduled as a portion of monthly staff meetings or undertaken as small-group, study sessions. University credit may be available for completion of this series. School Climate Brain Research-Safe and Caring Schools Havens for the Mind The Four A's of Safe and Caring Schools Zero Tolerance Policies: Do They Teach Better Ways to Behave? Responses to Inappropriate Behavior: Discipline Paradigms Micro-workshop 1: School Climate This micro-workshop provides an interactive approach to examining school climate in relation to the physical structure of the school building. A Luann cartoon can be used to stimulate thinking and promote discussion. This cartoon focuses on feelings of alienation that can occur in large high schools. Use a Force Field Analysis to evaluate and prioritize the group's suggestions.

67. Kids Running -Special Olympics It is made up of four lesson plans compatible with Loretta Claiborne, is part of thelesson plan provided It focuses on goal setting and celebrating difference http://www.kidsrunning.com/news/krnews1114sogetfact.html

FACT SHEET: SO Get Into It Curriculum Special Olympics Contact: Ron Vederman, Ed. D. Special Olympics Director of School and Youth Outreach Special Olympics, Inc. rvederman@specialolympics.org SO Get Into It Description A service-learning curriculum developed to introduce Special Olympics and explain mental retardation to youth and encourage them to become involved in the movement. SO Get Into It Goals The overall goal of SO Get Into It is to increase the participation of children and youth without mental retardation in Special Olympics by establishing school-based Special Olympics programs and activities. This encompasses several related goals: - To develop new constituencies and leaders for the Special Olympics movement; - To promote greater understanding and acceptance of similarities and differences in others among school-age youth; - To involve school-age youth in a variety of activities centered on Special Olympics, including participation in Special Olympics sports and events that will enable them to play a positive role in their schools and communities. SO Get Into It is made up of four lesson plans compatible with curriculum standards in areas of language arts, social studies, history, health and physical education and other areas:

68. Physical Education Lesson Plans - P.e. Lesson Plans physical education lesson plans p.e. lesson plans lichamelijke opvoeding PHYSICAL EDUCATION lesson plans ACTIVITIES ! Index shoot it into the goal cage. The defensive team http://www.sports-media.org/Lesson.htm

This page is no longer updated ! The site of Sports Media has been reshaped - new structure and navigation. Please surf to http://www.sports-media.org and choose topic " Database: PE Links " PE List Servs Forums Survey: Developing teaching skills in physical education Open the Debate - Replies survey ! Chat Room Index A B C D ... P Q R S T U ... W X Y Z A B C D ... P Q R S T U ... W X Y Z A Adapted Physical Education ADAPTED PHYSICAL EDUCATION ADVOCACY PAGE (By Leonard Kalakian, PhD Professor Department of Human Performance) Adapted Physical Education and Recreation Opportunities Links Adaptive Aerobics . Getting started - Advanced Topics. The Bill Lounsbury Adaptive Ski Program Aerobics at www.turnstep.com .Basic step aerobics moves/Adaptive aerobics/Relevant Newsgroups and their FAQS/Library of aerobics patterns. Aerobics Patterns. The latest 50 patterns at www.turnstep.com Aquatic patterns : currently 212 Aquatic patterns. Ten Basic Steps in Archery Athletics Shot Put/ Javelin Throw/ High Jump/ Hurdles/ Triple Jump/ Discus/ Sprints/ Hammer Throw. Athletic Animations: sprint/hurdles/relay race/shotput/javelin/discus (animated sport-gifs).

69. NCTM Illuminations The Gateway to StandardsBased Mathematics Education. Internet resources to improve teaching learning of school mathematics based on the NCTM Priniples and Standards for School Mathematics. Internet-Based lesson plans are examples of how the Combinations - This lesson focuses on combinations, a subject related is the overall goal. This lesson includes an individual http://illuminations.nctm.org/lessonplans

Home Pre-K - 2 Across Standards ... SWRs Lessons Math lets Inquiry Internet-Based Lesson Plans are examples of how the Internet can be used to help create effective Standards -based mathematics lessons. For example, some Web sites provide real-world data that can be analyzed or used to develop mathematical concepts. Other sites provide detailed information about areas in which mathematics is applied or contain tools that can be used to graph, visualize, or compute. This icon denotes use of an NCTM e-Example JAVA applet. - Students collect data using objects, pictures, and symbols. They organize data by sorting and classifying in different ways and display data using multiple representations. Incorporates problem solving, reasoning and proving, communicating, connecting, and representing key ideas about data. Lesson 1: Properties Everywhere Lesson 2: Provides an opportunity to identify properties and to sort, classify, organize, and display data. Lesson 3: Our Button Box Students apply knowledge about properties by creating their own button box. Lesson 3x: Sorting Shoes An extension for additional practice.

70. The Teacher's Corner - Teacher Resources - Lesson Plans This club not only recognizes what students are doing right but teaches achievablegoal setting. Submitted by Barbara Teetor bteetor@prodigy.net , an http://www.theteacherscorner.net/resources/goals.htm

Home Resources Teacher's Helper Setting Goals Lesson Plans Math Music Physical Education Reading ... Writing Thematic Units CURRENT UNIT: Earth Day PREVIOUS UNITS Unit Index Seasonal Items April Events May Events Spring Easter ... Bulletin Boards Teacher Resources Classroom Management Librarians Pen Pals Teacher Tips ... Web Sites The Teacher's Lounge Daily Factoid Educational News Message Board Newsletter - Get it! ... The Corner's Contest Book Nook Children's Professional Teen/Young Adult Awards The Finish Line TTC's Award Winners Win Our Award Credits Carry our Banner Graphics Sign our Guestbook Sponsors ... Time Saver Top Sites Setting Goals "I started a Raise Your Grades Club for the third through fifth graders at our school. After each report card, students chart their grades and set goals for their next report card. The students that wish to participate write me a letter telling me which grades they will raise and how. After the next report card, the students who have met their specific goal(s) are invited to a celebration. This club not only recognizes what students are doing right but teaches achievable goal setting." Submitted by: Barbara Teetor bteetor@prodigy.net

71. TeacherSource . Health & Fitness . Core Life Skills | PBS lesson Objectives Students will recall the structure Students will practice settinggoals to achieve Skills None, Life Skills goal setting, creative thinking http://www.pbs.org/teachersource/whats_new/health/january00_2.shtm

April 8, 2003 Sponsored by Teaching Life Skills for Optimum Health Outcomes by Lynne E. Whitt Visit the for more health-related content. Today’s children are required to negotiate a plethora of "risks" as they grow into adolescence: school violence, sky-rocketing STD rates, and epidemic abuse of illegal substances. The range of underlying factors that can increase the likelihood that children will engage in unhealthy behaviors include low self-esteem, insufficient decision-making skills, lack of interest in education, deficient information regarding health issues, and a perception of limited social, educational, and professional opportunities. Because the consequences of unhealthy behaviors are much greater today than in the past, health education must focus on more dynamic and interconnected approaches to teaching children how to grow into healthy and productive adults. Children need more than just "health facts" to prevent making unhealthy choices. They need to be taught the requisite abilities and positive behaviors that enable individuals to deal effectively with the challenges of everyday life and succeed in a complex world. These "life skills" (table 1) can help promote good, lifelong general health and educational competence. Research from the Carnegie Corporation, 1992, and the School Health Education Evaluation, 1984, indicates that children who have the ability to cope with stress, competition, anger, responsibility, negative peer pressure, and educational challenges are more likely to adhere to preventive health practices than those who have low confidence in themselves and in their ability to control their own destinies. The most effective health education programs utilize skills-building strategies to prevent abuse of alcohol, tobacco, and other drugs, HIV/AIDS, violence, and other behaviors that compromise the health and the general educational well being of young people.

72. Community - Community In Literature - Social Studies Lesson Plan, Thematic Unit, Discuss setting and characters. For example, the townspeople pulled togetherto save the town, they all have a common goal, they work together, etc. http://www.lessonplanspage.com/SSLAOMDCommunityUnit-CommunityInLiteratureL36.htm

Features: Special Features: Partner Site: teacher workspace more lessons safe research sites state certification ... retirement planning Site Information: EdScope Sites: Join Newsletter: Search This Site: Vote For Us: @ SitesForTeachers @ Teach-nology Community - Community in Literature Visit Other About Search Forums Newsletter ... Tell-A-Friend Printable Version for your convenience! Title - Community - Community in Literature By - Marie Allen Primary Subject - Social Studies Secondary Subjects - Language Arts, Other Grade Level - 3-6 Community Unit Table of Contents: Unit Overview - What makes a good Community? This lesson asks What is Community? Here's a lesson on Following Directions This worksheet goes with the Following Directions lesson ... Here's the Service Project Rubric Community in Literature Subject: Reading TSW: Analyze the elements of community in literature. Standards: R-E1. Use structural analysis skills such as identifying root words, prefixes, suffixes, and word origins to decode words unfamiliar in print. PO 3. Confirm meaning of words using context clues

73. Lesson Plans - Xpeditions @ Nationalgeographic.com Sharks setting the Record Straight Overview In this lesson, students will Yourgoal will be to convince the viewing audience that sharks are http://www.nationalgeographic.com/xpeditions/lessons/14/g912/recordsharks.html

Check out: X14: The Garden Standard #14: How Human Actions Modify the Physical Environment Aral Sea Sharks: Setting the Record Straight Changing Nature’s Course: A Look at the Kissimmee River Contaminants in the Water Cycle Great Barrier Reef Household Hazardous Waste Human Impacts in the African Rain Forest: What Can We Do? The Aral Sea: What's Happening to Whom? The Best Hope for Northern Right Whales Complete Index Sharks: Setting the Record Straight Overview: Connections to the Curriculum: Geography, life sciences Connections to the National Geography Standards: Time: Three to four hours Materials Required: Computer with Internet connection Objectives: Students will read and discuss articles about a recent shark attack and a ban on shark-feeding tours; analyze a map of reported shark attacks; and outline a TV special that could inform the public about sharks. Geographic Skills: Acquiring Geographic Information Organizing Geographic Information Analyzing Geographic Information S u g g e s t e d P r o c e d u r e Opening: Have students look at the biological profile of a white shark . Explain that, as they may already know, the white shark is responsible for more attacks on humans than any other shark species. (The white shark is the species featured in the movie

74. General Curriculum Links And Resources Free Printable goal setting Page for Study Skills http//www.organizetips.com/goal.htmLESSON plans AND UNIT STUDIES The Learning Page Teachers, Parents http://www.cleverapple.com/all.htm

All Encompassing Links Want more educational links and resources, ideas and tips to help kids learn? Subscribe to the Clever Apple Newsletter at http://www.cleverapple.com/newslett.htm GENERAL EDUCATION LINKS STUDY SKILLS LESSON PLANS/UNIT STUDIES ... SPECIAL NEEDS GENERAL EDUCATION LINKS Easy-to-use lessons, games and exercises, as well as a wide choice of printable worksheets, open-ended questions, challenging math problems, and many other activities. http://www.dositey.com New web site: Sites for Teachers! The BBC Education Web Guide is a searchable directory of nearly 4000 of the best websites for learning, selected and reviewed by subject specialists. www.bbc.co.uk/plsql/education/webguide/pkg_main.p_home Education World http://www.education-world.com/ HOMEWORK CENTRAL http://www.homeworkcentral.com/ The Teachers' Resource Center http://www.ipbg.ml.com/family/teachers/ Teaching Tips http://www.teachingtips.com Need a quick list of resources for education? See our web-site at http://homeschoolresources.4dw.com Curriculum Units for K-12 Educators http://www.umi.com:8090/hp/Support/K12/Units/

75. USOE Physical Education - Instructional Resources includes student workbook, instructor's manual, tracking papers, activities, andlesson plans. for their own fitness efforts, teaches goal setting and personal http://www.usoe.k12.ut.us/curr/pe/resources/olympics/o_lessons.html

Lesson Plans Web Resources ... Email Lists Olympic Resources Websites Olympic Committees Lesson Plans US Teams sites Winter Olympic Games Project http://pe.central.vt.edu/lessonideas/middlehigh/olympicproject.htm l 11-12 Advanced PE Class. Purpose is for students to study and follow a winter Olympic event as it takes place. Research questions and rubric included. Olympic Curriculum Set Elementary Level Flaghouse 1-800-793-7900, G9322 Elementary Curriculum Set, $49.95/set Units designed to teach about the Olympic tradition. Integrated curriculum with activities included. Book, software, activity guide, certificates, borders, and stickers. Olympic Curriculum Set Middle School Level Flaghouse, 1-800-793-7900, G9325, $35.95/set. Instructional guides for teaching about Olympic history, and what it means to be an Olympic athlete. Lessons integrate math, geography, literature and science. Two volume curriculum Guide, Bulletin Board Borders. Easy Readers Olympic Sports Book Set Flaghouse, 1-800-793-7900

76. Personal Finance: Money 101 other, make sure he or she is part of the goalsetting process. Although this lessonencourages you to focus on big-ticket, long-range plans, most of life http://money.cnn.com/pf/101/lessons/1/

Enter Ticker Symbol Search CNN/Money Home Company News Economy World Biz ... Real-time Quotes CNN/Money Email newsletters Mobile news Money archives Buy story reprints CNNfn on TV Web video Buy show videos SPECIAL OFFER Personal Finance Money 101 List of All Lessons Setting priorities Making a budget Basics of banking and saving Basics of investing Investing in stocks Investing in mutual funds Investing in bonds Buying a home Controlling debt Employee stock options Saving for college Kids and money Planning for retirement Asset allocation Hiring financial help Health insurance Buying a car Taxes Home insurance Life insurance Estate planning Auto insurance 401(k)s Top things to know Identifying goals The Prioritizer Resolving conflicts ... Glossary Take the test Setting priorities Making a budget Basics of banking and saving Basics of investing ... About Money 101 Top things to know 1. Narrow your objectives. You probably won't be able to achieve every financial goal you've ever dreamed of. So identify your goals clearly and decide which are most important by concentrating your efforts, you have a better chance of achieving what matters most. 2. Focus first on the goals that matter.

77. Motivating Students To Learn Practice effective goal setting today. Computer Training Videos for Your lessonPlan Add exciting computer training videos to your daily lesson plan. http://7-12educators.about.com/cs/motivation/

zfp=-1 About Education Secondary School Educators Search in this topic on About on the Web in Products Web Hosting Secondary School Educators with Melissa Kelly Your Guide to one of hundreds of sites Home Articles Forums ... Help zmhp('style="color:#fff"') Subjects BUYER'S GUIDE Before You Buy Top Picks Inspirational Movies Motivational Books ... All articles on this topic Stay up-to-date! Subscribe to our newsletter. Advertising Free Credit Report Free Psychics Advertisement Motivating Students to Learn Guide picks Great techniques to help educators motivate students to learn. Top Motivational Books for Educators Educators are in the motivation business. We motivate our students to learn each and every day. However, sometimes educators need to conquer their own fears in order to achieve at a higher level. These books all are excellent sources of motivation. The Art and Craft of Motivating Students The educational equivalent to "location, location, location," is "motivation, motivation, motivation," for motivation is probably the most significant factor educators can target in order to improve learning. Goals and Resolutions One of the keys of motivation is to make achievable goals. This article with accompanying worksheets provide excellent resources for teachers and students.

78. Goals And Resolutions For The New Year And Beyond - Dreams Become Reality love to teach a unit on goal setting that includes ready to learn to write a specific,personal goal. Online Resources, Previous Features, lesson Plan Library http://7-12educators.about.com/library/weekly/aa121400a.htm

zfp=-1 About Education Secondary School Educators Search in this topic on About on the Web in Products Web Hosting Secondary School Educators with Melissa Kelly Your Guide to one of hundreds of sites Home Articles Forums ... Help zmhp('style="color:#fff"') Subjects BUYER'S GUIDE Before You Buy Top Picks Inspirational Movies Motivational Books ... All articles on this topic Stay up-to-date! Subscribe to our newsletter. Advertising Free Credit Report Free Psychics Advertisement Goals and Resolutions for the New Year and Beyond Part 1: Dreams Become Reality More of this Feature Part 2: Write Great Goals Part 3: Maintain Motivation Join the Discussion "I would like to give everyone a chance to voice their New Years Resolutions! Feel free to post any, educational or not. Remember, putting them down in black and white can help you achieve your goals." Related Resources Goal Dreaming Worksheet Goal Writing Worksheet Maintaining Momentum Worksheet From Other Guides Relationship Resolutions 20 Tips for Procrastinators New Years 2001 Awesome Power of Goal Setting Elsewhere on the Web Online Aid to Keeping Resolutions 101 New Years Resolution Ideas Written by Diane Walker Updated by Melissa Kelly This is the perfect time of year for goal setting instruction. Many people are making resolutions and setting goals for the New Year. As educators we can use this to our advantage. At this time of year we can provide an opportunity for our students to plan for the future and set some realistic goals

79. Career Preparation Program includes teacher’s guide, videotape, lesson plans, curriculum framework,CASAS correlation II teaches staff methods and techniques for setting up peer http://www.jccdrc.org/html/cp_centerlife.htm

Assessments Career Exploration Center Life Counseling ... Job Search Skills Get Connected for fresh clicks, sister sites, a jccdrc.org tour, and more, select from the menu items below: Fresh Clicks GRAD Job Corps Web Links JCCDRC Tour OA Office Locator CTS Geographic Locator Comments and questions are welcome . . . e-mail the JCCDRC webmaster CAREER PREPARATION CENTER LIFE For many students living in a residential facility is a new and challenging experience, so it's vitally important to acclimate students to all aspects of center life. Click here for resources related to informing new students about dorm life, center standards of conduct, recreation, the CDSS system, academic and vocational offerings, and supportive services. Print Materials and Software Conflict Resolution Diversity Life and Social Skills ... Internet Resources Print Materials and Software Title Conflict Resolution Working Together to Resolve Conflict Working Together to Resolve Conflict (book) Curriculum consists of 5 units: Understanding Conflict; Effective Communication; Understanding Anger; Handling Anger, and Peer Mediation. Each lesson includes suggestions for teacher-led activities, student practice activities, and overhead transparencies (or hand-outs). (CL1-3-01)

80. Stories Of AIDS--Health/Human Body Lesson Plan (grades 9-12)--DiscoverySchool.co Students will demonstrate the ability to use goalsetting and decision-making skillsto enhance health. This lesson plan adheres to the standards set forth in http://school.discovery.com/lessonplans/programs/storiesofaids/

Students Teachers Parents Grades K-5 Grades 6-8 Grades 9-12 Astronomy/Space ... Health History Ancient History U.S. History World History Life Science Animals Ecology Human Body The Microscopic World ... Weather For our newsletter and special teacher promotions. 9-12 > Health Grade level: 9-12 Subject: Health Duration: One or two class periods Objectives Materials Procedures Discussion Questions ... Credit Find a video description and discussion questions. AIDS: Ending the Epidemic Use our free online Teaching Tools to create custom worksheets, puzzles and quizzes on this topic! Students will do the following: Examine the physical effects of AIDS Study the plight of people living with AIDS and the effects on their families and friends The class will need the following: Computer with Internet access Paper and pencil Index cards Bulletin board Ask students to share what they know about AIDS. What causes it? What exactly does it do to the body? Review the basic definition of AIDS and its physical effects on the human body: AIDS (acquired immunodeficiency syndrome) is the final, life-threatening stage of infection from the virus known as HIV (human immunodeficiency virus). HIV is the virus that causes AIDS; it severely damages the immune system and leaves the body unable to fight disease. (You may want to note that a positive HIV test result does not mean that a person has AIDS.)

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