Making Students THINK with Diana Laufenberg

Do you have trouble challenging your students and/or experience classroom management issues? Sometimes these things occur because we teach too “simply,” lecturing our students about what to do and think. Therefore today’s episode focuses on higher- level thinking in the classroom setting, as well as allowing students to make “mistakes” in our classroom. The guest, Diana Laufenberg, is an expert in helping young people think deeper and more purposefully. Diana is the speaker on the TedTalk titled “How to learn- from mistakes” as well as the person behind Inquiry Schools.

Contact Diana Laufenberg at https://www.inquiryschools.org/contact.

To watch this episode on the School Health Educator’s YouTube Channel, click here.

Contact Lori Reichel by emailing her at schoolhealtheducators@gmail.com or check out her websites at: www.schoolhealtheducators.org and www.lorireichel.com. Also, check out her products at this link: https://www.lorireichel.com/books-cards/

The School Health Educators’ Web-site

Need a place to get more resources to strengthen your classroom teaching? Then check out the School Health Educators web-site! In this episode the two creators of this web-site, Lori Reichel and Catriona Lennstrom, discuss the tools found on this site.

Remember- this site is a work in progress. We need your help to make it better and better! Therefore, please send us additional information on the valuable resources you use by emailing us at schoolhealtheducators@gmail.com.

Contact Lori Reichel by emailing her at schoolhealtheducators@gmail.com or check out her websites at: www.schoolhealtheducators.org and www.lorireichel.com. Also, check out her products at this link: https://www.lorireichel.com/books-cards/

This podcast episode can also be watched on the School Health Educators YouTube Channel.

The “Who is Healthiest?” Activity Explained

In this short episode Lori Reichel, the School Health Educators’ host, discusses the “Who is healthiest?” activity. Mentioned in a previous episode with Andy Milne, the “Who is healthiest?” activity is one example for how we can teach the many dimensions/aspects of health to our students.

The worksheet for this activity is found at:  https://www.schoolhealtheducators.org/wp-content/uploads/2024/01/Who-is-the-healthiest-worksheet.pdf

This episode can be watched on YouTube at: School Health Educators YouTube Channel

Contact Lori by emailing her at schoolhealtheducators@gmail.com or check out her websites at:  www.schoolhealtheducators.org and www.lorireichel.com. Also, check out her products at this linkhttps://www.lorireichel.com/books-cards/

Dimensions of Wellness with Andy Milne

How do you describe wellness as well as the many dimensions wellness includes? This episode focuses on this topic in which Mr. Andy Milne joins in on the conversation.

Andy Milne is a health and physical education teacher at New Trier Township High School in Winnetka, IL. His 28 year career in education has taken him to four continents in which he is a highly sought after presenter and keynote speaker. He hosts the global slowchathealth.com blog site, created the #sendateacher fundraising initiative, graced the TEDx stage with his popular “This Is Not Your Parents’ Health Class” and was SHAPE America’s National Health Teacher of the Year in 2017.

To connect with Andy, check out his blog site at www.slowchathealth.com.

To obtain access to the Dimensions of Wellness activity Lori referred to, click here:

https://www.schoolhealtheducators.org/wp-content/uploads/2024/01/Who-is-the-healthiest-worksheet.pdf

And click here to watch this episode on the School Health Educators YouTube Channel.

Advice from Some Health Education Mentors known as “the Guys”

Mentors help people become more successful within their careers and lives. Therefore, in this episode your host, Lori Reichel, speaks with three mentors within her career (and perhaps your career): Drs. Gary English, Darrell Lang, and David Wiley. Listen in to hear the variety of expertise each guest has, as well as what they are currently up to.

Information for connecting with any of these guests:

Dr. Gary English: gary.english@wku.edu

Dr. Darrell Lang: dlkansas@gmail.com

Dr. David Wiley (also look for the Annual International Conference information we spoke about): https://healthadvocatesllc.com/owner 

Dr. Lori Reichel; schoolhealtheducators@gmail.com.

Please also check out the School Health Educators’ website at: www.schoolhealtheducators.org, the SIECUS resources Dr. Lang referred to at: https://siecus.org/, as well as Lori’s products at this link: https://www.lorireichel.com/books-cards/.

This podcast episode can also be watched on the School Health Educators YouTube Channel.

February’s Episodes

Want to know about future episodes or how you can get involved in the School Health Educators podcast? Then listen to this short episode for information.

Contact Lori by emailing her at schoolhealtheducators@gmail.com or check out her websites at: www.schoolhealtheducators.org and www.lorireichel.com. Also, check out her products at this link: https://www.lorireichel.com/books-cards/

This podcast episode can also be watched on the School Health Educators YouTube Channel.

Click here for the Form to be a guest on the School Health Educators Podcast.

Ensuring a Safe and Positive Environment in the Classroom

The first step to being an effective health educator is ensuring we have a safe and positive environment in our classrooms. To explain how to do this Lori invited the phenomenal award-winning educator Deborah Tackmann to discuss her techniques.

Deb is a nationally recognized health education instructor. Her work focuses on the health trends and risk reduction of youth in the 21st century. She has keynoted and/or presented at numerous state and national health conferences, authored the exemplary hands-on-teaching techniques book titled Outrageous Teaching Techniques for Health Education in the 21st Century, and received a variety of awards including the American Disney Teacher Award.

Contact Deb Tackmann by emailing her at deborahtackmann@gmail.com.

Contact Lori Reichel by emailing her at schoolhealtheducators@gmail.com or check out her websites at: www.schoolhealtheducators.org and www.lorireichel.com.

Also, check out Lori’s products at this link: https://www.lorireichel.com/books-cards/

This podcast episode can also be watched on the School Health Educators YouTube Channel.

Welcome to the School Health Educators Podcast!

Welcome to the School Health Educators Podcast, where we bring you the latest and most relevant information on health education for your students. In this introductory episode your host, Lori Reichel, shares the podcast’s vision/mission and norms, some of her professional background, and what to expect within this podcast.

To contact Lori, email her at schoolhealtheducators@gmail.com or check out her websites at: www.schoolhealtheducators.org and www.lorireichel.com

Also, check out her products at this link: https://www.lorireichel.com/books-cards/

This podcast episode can also be watched on the School Health Educators YouTube Channel.