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SCSA Health Studies ATAR Year 11 course for Western Australia. Covers individual and community health including determinants of health, the Ottawa Charter, health literacy, consumer health, beliefs/attitudes/values and the Health Belief Model (Unit 1); and factors influencing community health including community development, epidemiology, preventive strategies, contemporary health ethics, social marketing and emotional intelligence (Unit 2). Aligned to the SCSA Health Studies ATAR Year 11 Syllabus effective 2026.
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Students learn about the significance of determinants and how these raise or lower the health of individuals and communities. Health promotion is explored through the Ottawa Charter framework. Students examine personal and popular attitudes and beliefs and their impact on decision making, and develop self-management, interpersonal and key consumer health skills through investigation and inquiry processes.
Students examine the impact of a broad range of factors influencing the health of communities. Community development and participative health promotion are explored, along with key health priority areas, epidemiology, preventive strategies and emerging ethical issues from contemporary health practices. Social marketing and emotional intelligence are studied as tools for effective health promotion.
Every lesson includes an engaging hook, structured activities, practice questions and a reflection — ready to present from the interactive whiteboard.
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Learning objectives
Hook
Engaging warm-up to activate prior knowledge
Direct Instruction
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Activities
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Practice
Formative questions with progressive hints
Reflection
Metacognitive wrap-up and self-assessment
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