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Presentation Curriculum Map

Catheryn Calderon
Arizona State University

PPE 310: Health and Literacy for Schools

Dr. William Hesse
November 23, 2016

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Presentation Curriculum Map

Introduction
Creating a healthy work environment is beneficial for any business. The following plan
has been designed for the employees at a preschool, where I currently work. The presentations
will be delivered as training meetings with staff members to promote holistic approaches to the
following health topics: physical, emotional, social, spiritual, nutritional, and intellectual. Mildon
provides useful tips for holistic approaches in health. Some of those changes include: eating
clean, recycling energy, growing yourself, stop rushing, and connecting (2015). This article will
be used throughout the presentations for holistic approaches.
Timeline
Health Topic
Physical Wellness
(Month 1)

Performance Objective
To learn the importance of
physical wellness and
ways to improve wellness
in this area.
To learn the importance of
emotional wellness and
ways to improve wellness
in this area.

Instructional Strategies
See Lesson 4 Presentation Plan for
full lesson plan.
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Holistic approaches to emotional
wellness presentation
Group activity
Discussion (including: managing
stress, support group)

Social Wellness
(Month 3)

To learn the importance of

social wellness and ways
to improve wellness in this
area.

Spiritual Wellness
(Month 4)

To learn the importance of

spiritual wellness and
ways to improve wellness
in this area.
To learn the importance of
nutritional wellness and
ways to improve wellness
in this area.

Holistic approaches to social

wellness presentation
Group activity (Icebreaker, get to
know each other)
Discussion
Group community volunteer event
Holistic approaches to spiritual
wellness presentation
Group activity
Discussion (Including coping)
Holistic approaches to nutritional
wellness presentation
Group activity
Discussion (healthy eating habits)

Emotional Wellness
(Month 2)

Nutritional Wellness
(Month 5)

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Intellectual Wellness
(Month 6)

To learn the importance of

intellectual wellness and
ways to improve wellness
in this area.

Presentation of healthy meal

Holistic approaches to intellectual
wellness presentation
Group activity
Discussion
Opportunities for training and
exploring other interests

Reflection
A holistic approach to your body, mind and soul can not only transform your health and
well-being, it can benefit your relationships, make your more patient, understanding, loving and
generally help you to become more awake as a person in your day to day life. (Mildon, 2015).
Numerous studies show that job stress is the leading stressor in American adults. Increased levels
of demands with little control lead to stress, which have been associated with increased rates of
heart attacks, hypertension, and other disorders (The American Institute of Stress, n.d.) As a
company, we can encourage employees to make self-care a priority. Supervisors can commit to
making the wellness of employees a priority as well, to reduce the stress in the workplace. By
delivering the six meetings covering the different health topics, employees will have the
opportunity to be supported and lead healthier lives, having a positive impact in the workplace.

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References

Mildon, E. (November 11, 2015). 6 Ways a Holistic Approach Can Change Your Life. Retrieved
from http://www.huffingtonpost.com/emma-mildon/6-ways-a-holistic-approach-canchange-your-life_b_8427336.html
The American Institute of Stress. (n.d). Workplace Stress. Retrieved from
http://www.stress.org/workplace-stress/