• New illustrations in each chapter portray the chapter topics in an easy to understand manner.. • Information regarding methods of classroom seating has been moved from Chapter 2 to Cha
Trang 1Glen G Gilbert • Robin G Sawyer • Elisa Beth McNeill
ISBN-13: 978-0-7637-5929-2 • Paperback • 385 Pages • ©2010
Main Updates:
• Addition of Elisa Beth McNeill of Texas A&M University as an author
• New illustrations in each chapter portray the chapter topics in an easy to
understand manner
• Updated photos are included throughout the text
• Responsibilities and competencies at the beginning of each chapter have been updated
• Case studies now are accompanied by an objective and questions to consider
• All chapters have been updated to include Internet references
• Chapter 2 has a revised section on needs assessment
• Information regarding methods of classroom seating has been moved from
Chapter 2 to Chapter 3
• Chapter 3 has a new title and a completely revised section on theory, co-authored
by Pam Doughty (Texas A&M)
• Chapter 3 has additional information on the pros and cons of different types of seating arrangements
• Chapter 3 has a new section on health education theories and models
• Chapters 4 and 5 have been switched
• Chapter 4 on methods of instruction now includes tips for effective
implementation of the models discussed
• Chapter 6 has a new section discussing blogs and social networking sites
• Chapter 6 includes a new noteworthy box on netiquette
• Chapter 7 includes a new case study that encourages students to identify
activities that represent each of the “Four P’s,” – product, price, place and
promotion
• Chapter 10 has a new case study about the debate surrounding HPV vaccination
Major Chapter Changes Are Listed Below
Chapter 2:
• Revised section on needs assessment
• Information regarding methods of classroom seating has been moved from Chapter 2 to Chapter 3
Chapter 3
Transition Guide
Health Education:
Creating Strategies for School &
Community Health,
Third Edition
Trang 2• Renamed to Contextual Considerations for Behavior Change:
Intervention/Method Selection.
• Methods of classroom seating has been moved from Chapter 2 to Chapter 3; additional information on the pros and cons of different types of seating arrangements has been added
• Added new section on health education theories and models
Chapter 4
• Changed to Methods of Instruction/Intervention (previously Ch 5).
• Added tips for effective implementation of the models discussed.
Chapter 5
• Changed to Presentation and Unit Plan Development (previously Ch 4).
Chapter 6
• New section discussing blogs and social networking sites
• New Noteworthy box on netiquette.
Chapter 7
• New case study that encourages students to identify activities that represent each of the “Four P’s,” – product, price, place and promotion
Chapter 10
• New case study about the debate surrounding HPV vaccination