This course is designed to accommodate students wishing to explore health and the human body in detail. The course provides a foundation for students with a special or vocational interest in human movement, medical and health science, and individual and community health issues and who wish to continue their studies at a tertiary level, including the study of medicine and other health courses.
Classroom lessons, group work, class discussions, excursions, debates, keeping of logs, peer coaching, research and practical lessons to support topics taught.
Assessments will take various forms and may include presentations, essays, group work, digital video analysis (biomechanics) and online tasks. Assessments will require a sound understanding of key concepts and an adept literacy level.
values and attitudes that promote healthy and active lifestyles and communities
knowledge and understanding of the factors that affect health
a capacity to exercise influence over personal and community health outcomes
knowledge and understanding about the way the body moves
an ability to take action to improve participation and performance in physical activity
an ability to apply the skills of critical thinking, research and analysis
This course is ideal for students who wish to seek professional employment or complete further study related to health through university. Professional careers in medical sciences, physiotherapy, dentistry, pharmacology, radiotherapy, nursing, PDHPE teaching, health promotion and other health and medical related fields.
What does this course cost?
$100 for course in Year 11.