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Resources - Health Education

In support of educators and school districts seeking resources for��students learning and understanding, the fb88 Department of Education has compiled the following health education resources. Inclusion on our website does not endorse any particular program or resource. This website is updated regularly.

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Educator Resources

Advocacy. Tools and resources that support the importance of comprehensive school health education including the connection between health and academic achievement and the importance of health education in developing healthy behaviors and healthier lifestyles.
Curriculum Design & Development. Tools to support the design and development of a comprehensive school health education curriculum.
Health Education Content Areas. Resources to support the implementation of curriculum, instruction��and assessment of health education��by content area.

��Links to organizations and resources are for reference and information only and do not imply endorsement by the fb88 Department of Education.

Contact

Susan Berry
Health Education and Health Promotion��Specialist
Phone: 207-215-1844
Email: susan.berry@maine.gov

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