| UNIT 1 - Learning Outcomes |

OUTCOME 1 - On completion of this unit the student should be able to explain multiple dimensions of health and wellbeing, explain indicators used to measure health status and analyse sociocultural factors that contribute to variations in the health status of youth. 

OUTCOME 2 - On completion of this unit the student should be able to interpret data to identify key areas for improving youth health and wellbeing, and analyse one youth health area in detail. 

OUTCOME 3 - On completion of this unit the student should be able to apply nutrition information, food selection models and initiatives to evaluate nutrition information. 

| UNIT 2 - Learning Outcomes |

OUTCOME 1 - On completion of this unit the student should be able to explain developmental changes in the transition from youth to adulthood, analyse factors that contribute to healthy development during the prenatal and early childhood stages of the human lifespan and explain health and wellbeing as an intergenerational concept. 

OUTCOME 2 - On completion of this unit the student should be able to explain factors affecting access to Australia’s health system that contribute to health literacy and promote the health and wellbeing of youth. 

| EXPECTATIONS | 

As stated by the Victorian Curriculum and Assessment Authority (VCAA)

90% attendance - a medical certificate is required if a SAC/EXAM is missed

Submission on time - there is no ‘late’ excuse. VCAA require your work on time. A medical certificate is required if relating to an issue for not being able to submit

Passing each ‘outcome’

Homework expectations (2-3 hours per week)

| assessment |

Four assessments per semester / per unit made up of:

• SACs - written tests

• SACs - research task

• Learning activities - e.g. case study analysis

• EXAM - at the end of each unit

Tasks will be assessed using the following scale:

If an assessment task does not reach a satisfactory standard (D grade or above) to meet a learning outcome, teachers will refer to the Learning Activities and other work that has been completed. If you have not completed Learning Activities to a satisfactory standard, or completed a portfolio of evidence of meeting an outcome, a Supplementary Task will be provided to allow you the opportunity to demonstrate meeting an outcome.  Failure to complete the Supplementary Task set by the classroom teacher may result in an N being recorded for the Outcome and therefore an N for the Unit. You and your parents will be notified.