Published: 2016-11-19

Health-promoting behaviours of youth – preliminary test report conducted by the students–future teachers

Karolina Czerwiec , Beata Jancarz-Łanczkowska , Katarzyna Potyrała
Pedagogical Forum
Section: Topic
https://doi.org/10.21697/fp.2016.2.34

Abstract

Sustainable development of society largely depends on the implementation of the concept of education towards respect and protection of human health. Modern education is associated with a tendency to change the approach to school programmes and social knowledge. One of the elements of this knowledge is developing the responsibility for one’s own and others health. Due to observation sheets filled out by biology students-teachers to be, the research was carried out in several lower high schools and high schools. The main aim of the research was analysis of the students’ health behaviour and realization of the principles of health education in schools. During pedagogical activities students had undertaken some scientific research. It was aimed at improving their competence in the observation of a range of school activities. Analysis of the data relating to the implementation of sustainable development in the area of students health behaviours in the lower high school and high schools has provided information that pro-health awareness is increasing in Polish schools, and the involvement of teachers and students in activities for the benefit of health (hygiene, nourishment, physical activity) is becoming larger and more diverse.

Keywords:

professional development, sustainable development, education for sustainable development, health education, human health, lower high school, high school, student, teacher

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Czerwiec, K., Jancarz-Łanczkowska, B., & Potyrała, K. (2016). Health-promoting behaviours of youth – preliminary test report conducted by the students–future teachers. Pedagogical Forum, 6(2/2), 143–158. https://doi.org/10.21697/fp.2016.2.34

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