Your Health Level 2 Teacher App (2025)
Your Health Level 2 Teacher License provides 12 months of digital resources for your health program, including a Unique class ID for students to join your class and self-authoring tools. There are 8 modules with 40 lessons covering social, emotional, and physical health topics, with premade digital learning and teaching materials provided.
Your Health Level 2
Teacher App
Your Health Level 2 Teacher License provides 12 months of digital resources for your health program, including a Unique class ID for students to join your class and self-authoring tools. There are 8 modules with 40 lessons covering social, emotional, and physical health topics, with premade digital learning and teaching materials provided.
(eBook, Objective Quiz, Worksheet, Lesson Plan, Classroom Presentation, Answer Keys)
** 6 drag-and-drop digital authoring tools: Pre-Test, Post-Test, Objective Assessment, Subjective Assessment, Video (embed pop-up questions), YouTube (embed pop-up questions), Documents, Websites.
Module 1: Dimensions of Adolescent Development
Lesson 1: Physical Changes in Adolescence (Deeper Dive)
Learning Outcomes
- Analyze the physical changes that occur during adolescence.
- Explain the concept of a "growth spurt" and how it varies between individuals.
- Identify the importance of hygiene during this period of change.
Lesson 2: Mental and Emotional Development
Learning Outcomes
- Describe how the brain develops during the teenage years.
- Analyze why emotions can feel more intense during adolescence.
- Identify healthy ways to express strong emotions.
Lesson 3: Social and Intellectual Growth
Learning Outcomes
- Analyze the changing importance of friendships during adolescence.
- Describe the development of abstract thinking.
- Explain how social and intellectual growth are connected.
Lesson 4: Heredity and Environment: Factors You Can't Control
Learning Outcomes
- Define heredity and explain its influence on development.
- Define environment and explain its influence on development.
- Understand that you cannot control these factors, but you can control your response to them.
Lesson 5: Lifestyle Choices: Factors You Can Control
Learning Outcomes
- Identify key lifestyle choices that affect your development.
- Analyze how these choices impact your physical, mental, and social health.
- Create a personal goal for a positive lifestyle choice.
Module 2: Mental and Emotional Wellbeing
Lesson 1: The Mind-Body Connection
Learning Outcomes
- Analyze the relationship between physical and mental health.
- Explain how physical activity can improve your mood.
- Describe how emotional stress can affect your physical body.
Lesson 2: Recognizing Signs of Mental Health Problems
Learning Outcomes
- Explain that mental health problems are common and treatable.
- Identify initial warning signs of mental health challenges in yourself or others.
- Understand when these signs indicate it's time to seek help.
Lesson 3: Understanding Stress
Learning Outcomes
- Analyze different sources of stress (stressors).
- Differentiate between positive stress (eustress) and negative stress (distress).
- Explain the body's "fight or flight" response to stress.
Lesson 4: Healthy Stress Management Techniques
Learning Outcomes
- Suggest problem-focused strategies for managing stress.
- Suggest emotion-focused strategies for managing stress.
- Create a personal "stress management plan."
Lesson 5: Managing Emotions Effectively
Learning Outcomes
- Suggest ways to manage anger constructively.
- Suggest ways to cope with feelings of sadness or disappointment.
- Explain the importance of self-compassion when dealing with difficult emotions.
Module 3: Attitudes Towards Sex
Lesson 1: What Influences Our Attitudes Towards Sex?
Learning Outcomes
- Define what an "attitude" is in the context of sexuality.
- Analyze how family and culture shape our initial beliefs.
- Explain the powerful influence of friends and peers on our attitudes.
Lesson 2: Media's Influence on Sexual Attitudes
Learning Outcomes
- Analyze how TV, movies, and music portray sex and relationships.
- Explain how these portrayals can be unrealistic.
- Develop critical thinking skills to question media messages.
Lesson 3: Understanding Gender and Gender Equality
Learning Outcomes
- Differentiate between biological sex and gender identity.
- Define gender equality and explain its importance.
- Identify and challenge common gender stereotypes.
Lesson 4: Appropriate Behavior and Respect
Learning Outcomes
- Define what respect means in all relationships.
- Provide examples of appropriate and respectful behavior.
- Explain how to communicate respectfully, especially when you disagree.
Lesson 5: Cultural Values About Sex
Learning Outcomes
- Explain that different cultures have different values regarding sex and relationships.
- Compare and contrast different cultural approaches to topics like dating.
- Understand the importance of respecting cultural differences.
Module 4: Risks and Responsibilities
Lesson 1: Impacts of Early Sexual Intercourse
Learning Outcomes
- Analyze the potential emotional and social impacts of early sexual intercourse.
- Identify the health risks associated with being sexually active.
- Explain why waiting until you are older and more mature is a healthy choice.
Lesson 2: Preventing Sexually Transmitted Diseases (STDs)
Learning Outcomes
- Define Sexually Transmitted Diseases (STDs) and how they are spread.
- Identify common types of STDs and their symptoms.
- Explain the most effective ways to prevent STDs.
Lesson 3: Understanding HIV and AIDS
Learning Outcomes
- Differentiate between HIV and AIDS.
- Identify the main ways that HIV is transmitted.
- Explain how to treat people living with HIV/AIDS with compassion and respect.
Lesson 4: Preventing Unwanted Pregnancy
Learning Outcomes
- Explain the basic process of how pregnancy occurs.
- Define contraception and its purpose.
- Understand that abstinence is the only 100% effective method of prevention.
Lesson 5: Methods of Self-Protection
Learning Outcomes
- Explain the importance of setting clear personal boundaries.
- Demonstrate effective refusal skills for avoiding risky situations.
- Identify how to avoid situations that could lead to pressure or danger.
Module 5: Navigating Health Services and Technology
Lesson 1: Choosing Health Services Reasonably
Learning Outcomes
- Differentiate between a clinic and a hospital.
- Identify which health service is appropriate for different health problems.
- Explain the roles of different healthcare professionals.
Lesson 2: The Positive Impact of Technology on Health
Learning Outcomes
- Identify positive ways technology can help you manage your health.
- Explain how health and fitness apps can be useful tools.
- Describe the benefits of finding reliable health information online.
Lesson 3: The Negative Impact of Technology on Health
Learning Outcomes
- Identify the negative physical effects of too much screen time.
- Analyze how social media can negatively impact mental health.
- Explain the importance of taking breaks and setting limits with technology.
Lesson 4: Understanding Medical Advancements
Learning Outcomes
- Explain how medical advancements have helped people live longer, healthier lives.
- Describe the role of vaccines in preventing disease.
- Appreciate how technology has improved medical diagnosis and treatment.
Lesson 5: Evaluating Online Health Information
Learning Outcomes
- Explain why it is dangerous to trust all health information online.
- Identify the signs of a reliable and trustworthy health source.
- Apply critical thinking skills to evaluate a health claim.
Module 6: Developing Physical Fitness
Lesson 1: Reviewing the Components of Fitness
Learning Outcomes
- Recall the main components of physical fitness.
- Explain how each component helps you in daily life and sports.
- Perform a simple self-assessment of your own fitness levels.
Lesson 2: Meeting Physical Fitness Criteria
Learning Outcomes
- Define what a "fitness criterion" or standard is.
- Explain why having a specific target is better than a vague goal.
- Set a personal fitness goal based on a specific, measurable criterion.
Lesson 3: Activities for Fitness Development
Learning Outcomes
- Match different activities to the fitness components they improve.
- Explain the principle of "Progressive Overload."
- Choose appropriate activities to help you meet your personal fitness goals.
Lesson 4: Creating Your Development Plan
Learning Outcomes
- Design a balanced, one-week fitness plan.
- Incorporate the principle of progressive overload into your plan.
- Schedule time for both activity and rest.
Lesson 5: Tracking Progress and Staying Motivated
Learning Outcomes
- Explain the importance of tracking your fitness progress.
- Identify what a "plateau" is and why it happens.
- Suggest strategies to stay motivated and overcome a plateau.
Module 7: Substance Abuse: Help and Avoidance
Lesson 1: Understanding Addiction as a Disease
Learning Outcomes
- Define addiction as a chronic brain disease.
- Identify factors that can contribute to a person developing an addiction.
- Explain why it is so difficult for a person with an addiction to just "stop."
Lesson 2: Identifying Sources of Help
Learning Outcomes
- Identify trusted individuals who can provide help and support.
- Locate community resources like hospitals and counseling centers.
- Explain the role of hotlines as a source of immediate, confidential help.
Lesson 3: Methods for Helping a Friend
Learning Outcomes
- Explain how to talk to a friend you are worried about.
- Understand the importance of telling a trusted adult.
- Identify behaviors that are helpful and behaviors that are not helpful.
Lesson 4: Identifying Risky Behaviors and Situations
Learning Outcomes
- Identify personal behaviors that can increase risk.
- Analyze situations that are high-risk for substance use.
- Explain the connection between substance use and other risky behaviors.
Lesson 5: Methods of Avoiding Risky Situations
Learning Outcomes
- Explain the strategy of "planning ahead" to stay safe.
- Demonstrate strong refusal skills in a variety of scenarios.
- Identify the importance of choosing friends who support your healthy choices.
Module 8: Life Skills for Personal Safety
Lesson 1: What are Life Skills?
Learning Outcomes
- Define what "life skills" are.
- Explain why life skills are essential for your personal safety.
- Identify three main categories of life skills.
Lesson 2: Critical Thinking and Problem-Solving
Learning Outcomes
- Define critical thinking and its role in safety.
- Describe the five steps of a problem-solving model.
- Apply the problem-solving model to a personal safety scenario.
Lesson 3: Decision-Making in Critical Situations
Learning Outcomes
- Explain how strong emotions can affect your ability to make good decisions.
- Describe a simple model for making decisions under pressure.
- Analyze a critical situation using the decision-making model.
Lesson 4: Assertive Communication and Refusal
Learning Outcomes
- Differentiate between passive, aggressive, and assertive communication.
- Explain why being assertive is the most effective style for personal safety.
- Demonstrate how to say "no" assertively.
Lesson 5: Putting It All Together: Case Studies
Learning Outcomes
- Analyze a complex safety scenario.
- Apply a combination of life skills to develop a safe response.
- Justify why your chosen response is the most effective one.