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Health Education Curriculum Analysis Tool (HECAT)
What can students learn through mental health education in school? Swipe to find out ➡️ Schools play a critical role in promoting student mental health through health education. Skills-based #HealthEd can help students build ways to cope with challenging situations that affect their mental health. Click to learn more about CDC’s Health Education Curriculum Analysis Tool. #AEW2023 #HealthyYouth #HealthyTeens #TeacherTips #HealthySchools
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Remind Teens They’re Not Alone
CDC data show that youth mental health is moving in the wrong direction. Increase school and family connectedness—let teens know that the adults in their lives care about them and their success. Remind the teens in your life that they’re not alone. Click to learn more about youth mental health. #CDCYRBS #HealthyYouth #HealthyTeens #Parents #YouthMentalHealth #MentalHealth #NotAlone
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Alarming Rates of Bullying in Schools
A CDC report found that high school students have experienced a concerning level of bullying. In 2021, more than 1 in 7 teens were bullied at school, and more than 1 in 6 were electronically bullied. What can schools do? Implement and enforce anti-bullying strategies. Establishing strong anti-bullying policies has the potential to prevent bullying. Click to read the full report. #BullyingPrevention #CDCYRBS #HealthyYouth #HealthyTeens #BackToSchool #Parents
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Develop Effective Health Ed Programs
Effective health education is crucial to the well-being and healthy development of adolescents. Learn how the Health Education Curriculum Analysis Tool (HECAT) can help you analyze your school’s health education curricula. #HealthyYouth #HealthyTeens #HealthEd #TeacherTips #HealthySchools
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Teacher Tips for Peer Connection
Making time for students to learn about each other helps them feel more connected to school. 💡 Try “Think, Pair, Share”, where students think about a question or discussion topic, discuss it with a peer, and report back to the group. Click to find more classroom management tips. #HealthyYouth #HealthyTeens #BackToSchool #TeacherTips
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Preparedness Takes a Team
Preparing for emergencies takes a team. Preparedness experts from local, state, and federal organizations can team up with schools to help plan and respond to different kinds of emergencies. Learn more about how these agencies can help schools prepare for the next emergency response. #SchoolPreparedness #HealthyYouth #HealthyTeens #BackToSchool
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Encourage Open Communication with Your Teen
Parents & caregivers can promote healthier and safer experiences by making a habit of knowing about their children’s lives and connecting with them through regular check-ins. Open communication between parents/caregivers and their teens can help strengthen relationships. It can also reduce their risk for poor mental health & other health risks. Click to find tips for starting the conversation & making it a normal part of your family’s daily activities. #HealthyYouth #HealthyTeens #Parents
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Preventing Infectious Disease Helps Ensure School Preparedness
The new school year is here! Helping prevent the spread of infectious diseases is one of the many important roles schools play in ensuring preparedness. Learn more about how schools can create a healthy and prepared school environment. #BackToSchool #SchoolPreparedness
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Healthy Youth, Successful Futures
Back-to-school season is here! Schools can provide a safe and supportive environment that helps students feel connected and thrive. Learn more about CDC’s What Works in Schools program, an evidence-based approach to improving adolescent health. #HealthyYouth #HealthyTeens #SchoolHealth #BackToSchool #WhatWorksInSchools
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Improving Student Health Outcomes
Schools play a critical role in supporting young people. When students believe adults in their school care about them, they’re less likely to experience: ⬇️ Poor mental health ⬇️ Sexual health risks ⬇️ Substance use ⬇️ Violence Learn more about how feeling connected helps students thrive. #HealthyYouth #HealthyTeens #BackToSchool
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Help Support Student Wellbeing
Recent CDC data can help parents, educators, and healthcare professionals understand important trends in high school students’ health and well-being. The latest Youth Risk Behavior Survey Data Summary & Trends Report shows progress in some areas of substance use from 2011 to 2021, but there is more work to be done. Tap to learn more. #CDCYRBS #HealthyYouth #HealthyTeens #TeensHealth
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Help Teens Feel Connected
When youth feel connected to caring adults in school and in their lives, they’re less likely to experience poor mental health, sexual health risks, substance use, and violence. We all have a role in helping teens feel cared for and supported. Tap to learn more. #HealthyTeens #YouthMentalHealth
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Parental Monitoring Supports Youth Health
Recent CDC findings show that parental monitoring makes a difference in young people’s health. Teens may engage in less risky behaviors when parents know their whereabouts, companions, and activities. Tap to read this paper and to see other findings from the most recent Youth Risk Behavior Survey. #CDCYRBS #TeenHealth #HealthyYouth
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Inclusive Practices Help All Students Thrive
All young people do better in LGBTQ+ inclusive schools. When schools have LGBTQ+ supportive policies—like Gender and Sexuality Alliances (GSAs) and safe spaces—both LGBTQ+ and heterosexual students have decreases in emotional distress, violence and harassment, and suicidal thoughts and behaviors. Tap to learn about inclusive practices that help all students thrive. #PrideMonth #HealthyYouth #TeenHealth
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Addressing Student Health Needs
Why is Youth Risk Behavior Survey (YRBS) data so important? YRBS data helps schools develop policies and programs to protect student health. Watch this video to hear about #CDCYRBS, and click to learn more. #HealthyYouth #SchoolHealth #WhyYRBS
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