The Michigan Model for Health is an evidence-based, PreK-12 health education curriculum, which helps schools meet the requirement of teaching health education K-12. Units or strands for the skills-based curriculum include Social Emotional Health, Nutrition and Physical Activity, Personal Health and Wellness, Safety, Alcohol/Tobacco/Other Drugs. All lessons align with Michigan Health Education Standards. Participants will receive an overview of skills-based instruction, the whole child model, the adapted health belief model, grade level lessons, as well as other content. Upon completion, teachers will receive access to grade level curriculum through a digital platform, some support materials, as well as on-going technical assistance and support. These trainings are a hybrid of required online pre-work (1.5-2 hours) and in person training.

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