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Jill M. Black
Jossey-Bass
Philosophical foundations of health education
Pt. 5: Freeing/Functioning in Health Education. 19. Health education as freeing
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Jerrold S. Greenberg

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1670475712440_26327500

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Pt. 1: Philosophical Perspectives in Health Education. 1. This I believe: a philosophy of health education
Loren B. Bensley Jr.
2. Philosophical bases for health education
J. Keogh Rash
3. Three essential questions in defining a personal philosophy
R. Morgan Pigg Jr.
4. Health education as a basic
Carl E. Willgoose
5. Some guiding principles on health and health education: a philosophical statement
Charles R. Carroll
6. The holistic philosophy and perspective of selected health educators
Stephen B. Thomas
Pt. 2: Developing a Philosophy of Health Education. 7. Connecting a personal philosophy of health to the practice of health education
Becky J. Smith
8. Health educators and the future: lead, follow or get out of the way
Noreen M. Clark
9. Health education and health promotion: a look at the jungle of supportive fields, philosophies, and theoretical foundations
Thomas C. Timmreck; Galen E. Cole; Gordon James; Diane D. Butterworth
10. Philosophical trends in health education: implications for the 21st century
Helen M. Welle; Robert D. Russell; Mark J. Kittleson
Pt. 3: Cognitive Approaches in Health Education. 11. Teaching for understanding in health education: The role of critical and creative thinking skills within constructivism theory
Valerie A. Ubbesm; Jill M. Black; Judith A. Ausherman
12. The paradigm shift toward teaching for thinking: prospective, barriers, solutions, and accountability
Bette B. Keyser; James T. Broadbear
13. Historical steps in the development of modern school health program
Kenneth E. Veselak
14. Philosophy and principles of the school health program
Delbert Oberteuffer
Pt. 4: Changing Behavior in Health Education. 15. Behavioral health education: an emerging opportunity
Carl I. Fertman
16. Healthy behavior: implications of a holistic paradigm of thinking through bodymind research
Don Read; Walt Stoll
17. Problem-based learning: catalyst for behavioral change
J. Frederick Garman; Carol J. Teske; Duane A. Crider
18. Health promotion and empowerment: reflections on professional practice
Ronald Labonte
Pt. 5: Freeing/Functioning in Health Education. 19. Health education as freeing
Jerrold S. Greenberg
20. Democracy
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