Training Tools for Healthy Schools e-Learning Series
Comprehensive School Physical Activity Programs
Comprehensive School Physical Activity Programs
A Guide for Schools
Chapter 1: Introduction
Chapter 2: Physical Activity for Youth
Chapter 3: Comprehensive School Physical Activity Programs
Goals of a Comprehensive School Physical Activity Program
Component 1: Physical Education
Component 2: Physical Activity During School
Component 3: Physical Activity Before and After School
Component 4: Staff Involvement
Chapter 4: Establishing a Comprehensive School Physical Activity Program
Comprehensive School Physical Activity Programs: A Guide for Schools
Step 3: Create a Vision Statement, Goals, and Objectives
Step 4: Identify Intended Outcomes
Chapter 5: Conclusion
Video Summary
- The team conducts an assessment of existing physical activity policies, programs, and practices.
- The School Health Index, an assessment and planning tool, can be used to identify strengths and weaknesses of the current school environment.
- An assessment can help develop goals, objectivities, and activities.
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Questions
How is the SHI used as an assessment tool?
Links
CDC's School Health Index Online Course
School Health Index (Alliance for a Healthier Generation)
Resources
Comprehensive School Physical Activity Programs: A Guide for Schools [PDF - 6.5MB]
National Framework for Physical Activity and Physical Education [PDF - 1.7MB]
Full Course Content [PDF - 387KB]
