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This page presents our collections of web bookmarks, presentations and documents in accordance with our list of topics in school health promotion, safety and social development.


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A. Comprehensive, Community/Agency-School and Whole School Strategies


1. Settings-based approaches


2. Health Promoting Schools, Healthy schools, Coordinated SH Programs, Comprehensive Approaches


3. Safe Schools


4. Child Friendly Schools


5. Community Schools

6. School Health & Nutrition


7. Effective Schools


8. Eco-schools


9. Aboriginal Schools


10. Disrupted Schools


11. Inclusive Schools






B. Health and Social Problems


(Related to Physical Health)


1. General Health/Growth & Development


2. Infectious Disease/Hygiene


3. First Aid


4. Home Economics/Family Studies


5. Child Abuse/Neglect, Family Violence/Child Sexual Abuse


6. Vision, Hearing, Genetic Defects


7. Parasites


8. Diabetes


9. Oral/Dental Health


10. Natural Disasters, Emergency Preparedness


(Related to behaviours)


11. Physical Activity/Sports/Active Living-Recreation


12. Healthy Eating/Nutrition/

13. Injury Prevention


14. Substance Abuse/Addictions/


15. Mental Health


16. Sexual Health/ HIV-AIDS/ STD's


17. Tobacco Use


18. Bullying/ Violence/ Delinquency & Crime


19. Social Development-Responsibility/


20. Gender Equity


21. Racism / Multicultural/Human Rights



22. Internet Safety


(Related to Personal Development)


23. Personal Development/ Ethics/Character/


24. Self-Knowledge/ Self-esteem


25. Life/Career Planning


(Related to environmental sustainability)


26. Environmental Health/ Allergies/ Asthma


27. Environmental Hazards/Sun Safety


28. Environmental Citizenship






C Populations-Groups


1. Early Childhood


2. Children


3. Tweens / Pre-adolescents


4. Youth / Adolescents


5. Young Adults


6. Students with physical and intellectual disabilities


7. FASD Children


8. Ethno-cultural minority students


9. Aboriginal/Indigenous


10. Females


11. Males






D Elements/Components of CSH


1. School Health Policies


2. Health Education/Health Literacy



3. Health & Other Services


4. Social Environment & Support


5. Physical Environment






E. Different Country & Local Community Contexts


1. Low income/disadvantaged communities


2. Aboriginal Communities & Students


3. Rural communities


4. Inner city, multi-ethnic communities


5. Religious Communities


6. Affluent communities


7. Low income countries






F. School Health Promotion Theory/Effectiveness


1. Understanding contex


2, Seeking Congruence with education mandate of school


3. Selecting and implementing evidence-based programs


4. Coordinating programs


5. Building Capacity/ Continuous Improvement


6. Addressing Characteristics of Systems, Organizations, Professions (Open, loosely coupled, bureaucratic, multi-system)







7. Behaviour Theories






G. School Health Research


1. What ios the Connection between health & learning


2. What is the iimpact of the physical and social environment of the school


3. How do Different country contexts (low income, middle, high income affect outcomes?)



4. What is effect of specific SH programs on overall health (cumulative effect?/critical mass?)


5. What is the effect of improving different elements/components of a coordinated approach?


6. What is the effect of using comprehensive approaches vs individual programs?



7. How can such multiple programs/services be coordinated effectively?


8. How can comprehensive and coordinated school health programs be sustained?


9. What is the cost-effectiveness and cost-benefit of various SH programs?


10. Which research methods are most appropriate for different aspects of SH promotion?










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