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Friday, November 8
 

9:30am CST

Pre-Convention: First Aid/CPR/AED
This 2-hour American Red Cross First Aid and CPR/AED training workshop will entail the certification and recertification of Adult, Child, and Infant First Aid Aid/CPR/AED. With the new Missouri law requiring the teaching of CPR to high school students, teaching strategies for how to teach first aid skills will also be included. A certification of completion will be available at the conclusion of the workshop.
                                   
    


Friday November 8, 2019 9:30am - 11:30am CST
Seachase

1:30pm CST

Restorative Practices in Health and PE
Using 'Better Than Carrots or Sticks: Restorative Practices for Positive Classroom Management' attendees will explore, discuss, and participate in a variety of restorative practices that can be implemented in Health/PE courses to improve classroom management, strengthen relationships, and promote a more positive and inclusive classroom environment.

Speakers
avatar for Atom Zuniga

Atom Zuniga

Health/PE Teacher, Lindbergh Schools


Friday November 8, 2019 1:30pm - 2:30pm CST
Seachase

1:30pm CST

Using the Four Tendencies to Promote Health Behavior Change

Using the Four Tendencies to Promote Health Behavior Change

Understanding how we respond to expectations can better enable us with skills that help us change or make healthy behavior choices. Based on Gretchen Rubin’s book, The Four Tendencies (2017), we can use the personality profile quiz to examine how inner and outer expectations determines our behavior tendency (upholder, obliger, rebel, questioner). Understanding our tendency can help improve health behavior change outcomes. This presentation will explore the application of using an individual’s tendency in order to understand how each tendency affects health behaviors; how we can use tendency knowledge to promote healthy behavior choices and provide impact; and effective tendency strategies when working with students or clients.

Rubin, G. (2018). The four tendencies. London, United Kingdom. Hodder & Stoughton General Division. 

Please take the four tendencies quiz prior to the presentation at https://quiz.gretchenrubin.com/ 

Speakers
avatar for Kim Kato, Ed.D., MCHES ®, PAPHS

Kim Kato, Ed.D., MCHES ®, PAPHS

PhD & MS Health Education and Promotion, Program Director, Walden University
Kim Kato, Ed.D. MCHES ®, PAPHSDr. Kato is the Program Director for the Ph.D. and MS Health Education and Promotion programs at Walden University (2015 – present). She earned a B.S. in Human Nutrition and Physical Fitness (1997) and an M.Ed. in Curriculum Instruction in Health Education... Read More →



Friday November 8, 2019 1:30pm - 2:30pm CST
Malaga

3:00pm CST

Skills-Based Health
Join a group of middle level teachers from Liberty, Mo to learn about our Skills Based Health and OER journey. We have researched and rewritten our curriculum to be all skills based and do not use a textbook. 2017-18 was our first year of teaching and modifying our curriculum. Come join us for an interactive conversation about strategies used, the challenges, and resources.  Our curriculum is open for anyone to use and we will share how to navigate it during this session, as well as some of our favorite activities.

Speakers
avatar for Gina Lange

Gina Lange

PE/Health Teacher & Middle Level Curriculum Coordinator Health & PE, Liberty Public Schools
avatar for Erica Bruggemann

Erica Bruggemann

PE/Health, Liberty Public Schools



Friday November 8, 2019 3:00pm - 4:00pm CST
Valencia

4:15pm CST

LGBTQ Crash Course
The LGBTQ Crash Course is an opportunity to learn basic terms and concepts surrounding gender and sexuality. Participants will engage in interactive lessons that will lead to a greater understanding of LGBTQ identities and how they impact students. Topics covered include gender identity, gender expression, sexual orientation,gender roles, health disparities for LGBTQ people,and how to respond to hard questions about gender and sexuality.

Speakers
avatar for Megan Moore

Megan Moore

Adolescent Health Educator, MODHSS



Friday November 8, 2019 4:15pm - 5:15pm CST
Marbella B
 
Saturday, November 9
 

8:00am CST

Balance Through Holistic Health and Wellness
How a balance between mind, body and soul brings harmony within the body. Mind, body and soul is balanced through the 6 foundational principles; Proper breathing & how stress/lifestyle factors can affect this, Food & Nutrition and how it is different for each individual student, Proper movement (7 Primal types) & the importance of learning proper technique, Positive thinking of ourselves & our world, Proper hydration (all water is not equal), Sleeping, Active Rest and & Passive Rest (Meditation, Work-ins, Tai-Chi). When we find balance (Yin/Yang) within the 6 Foundational Principles we clear away physical and emotional clutter, relieve ourselves of unhealthy symptoms, improve our digestion, nutrition and eating habits, we learn to let go of worry, stress, anxieties, and depressions, and we take responsibility for our own lives while we learn how to set realistic and obtainable goals.

Speakers
avatar for Kirsti Pratt

Kirsti Pratt

Founder, Next Generations' Fitness
I am a Holistic Practitioner with background knowledge and experience from Obstacle Training, C.H.E.K Certifications (world-renowned institue), Usui Reiki, Empowerment Coaching and hands on experience with clients. I created a functional fitness company that incorporates play as the... Read More →


Saturday November 9, 2019 8:00am - 9:00am CST
Granada A

8:00am CST

Fun with Dairy
Sally and Amanda Marsh (STL Dairy Council) will put together a presentation on dairy, education resources, and ideas to use in and out of the classroom. 

Speakers
avatar for Sally Schulte

Sally Schulte

PE/K-12 PE Lead, Green Tree Elementary


Saturday November 9, 2019 8:00am - 9:00am CST
Escollo

8:00am CST

Learn Life Savers
"Learn Life Savers is an online 30 minute lesson plan for teachers to utilize as a tool to educate their students about organ, eye and tissue donation. It's simple.
It's edgy. It starts with one click! "

Speakers
avatar for Kim Harbur

Kim Harbur

Co-Founder & Director of Education, Gift of Life, Inc.
Our infant son received a liver transplant at eleven months old. He is now 24 years old and filled with pure joy. My husband and I founded Gift of Life 21 years ago. The Life Savers program educates high school students about the life value of organ, eye and tissue donation. Learn... Read More →


Saturday November 9, 2019 8:00am - 9:00am CST
Malaga

9:15am CST

Can CBD Help What Ails You?
What is CBD and with what body systems does it interact. What is the Endocannabinoid System? Conditions that CBD may improve based on scientific research CBD and Cancer CBD and Seizure Disorders CBD for Chronic Pain Syndrome CBD and Heart Disease CBD and Mental Health CBD and Diabetes/Insulin Resistance CBD and Weight Management Guidelines for CBD Use


Saturday November 9, 2019 9:15am - 10:15am CST
Valencia B

9:15am CST

Skills Based Health - The Why and How of Changing Our Curriculum
Last fall, our school district began updating our Health Curriculum. Come hear the why and how we changed our curriculum to follow SHAPE America's National Health Education Standards. Why are so many teachers still teaching content when students can look up the information in 2 minutes? Giving students opportunities to apply the national standards in a safe environment (your classroom) can help them develop the necessary skills to make healthy choices for a lifetime.

Speakers
avatar for Melanie Zerr

Melanie Zerr

Physical Education and Health, Timberland High School - Wentzville R-IV School District
2018 MO TOY - Secondary and 2019 Central District TOY - Secondary, Follow @THSZerr  Long time attendee and presenter.


Saturday November 9, 2019 9:15am - 10:15am CST
Escollo

10:30am CST

Want Students to Take Charge of Their Health? We Have the Solution!
Making healthy choices as a high schooler can be difficult for many reasons. And if your students aren’t making healthy choices the results can be life-altering. Healthe Foundations teaches students about preventable health conditions and encourages lifelong personal well-being in an engaging online format. Using real-world experience, students investigate, diagnose and treat their “virtual” patient that has a preventable medical condition. Once diagnosed, students put together a project to educate their patient - setting goals to improve their dietary and fitness levels - then orally presenting their findings. Come learn about this no-cost program!

Speakers
avatar for Amy Merritt

Amy Merritt

Program Manager, Healthe Foundations
As the former H/PE Curriculum Specialist in the Lee's Summit (MO) School District, Amy retired and took her passion for health and wellness to become the Program Manager for the Healthe Foundations project. She manages all aspects of the healthy lifestyle program - from content creation... Read More →



Saturday November 9, 2019 10:30am - 11:30am CST
Escollo

10:30am CST

Zero Reasons Why
Nationally suicide rates are at a all time low, except in Kansas and Missouri where the rates are rising. This session we will breakdown the stigmas that plague mental health issues, and give educators resources to help students be healthy physically, mentally, emotionally and socially.


Saturday November 9, 2019 10:30am - 11:30am CST
Granada A

1:15pm CST

Advocacy Skills: Issue Identification and Issue Research for District Wellness Committees
District Wellness Committees can use the health policy research/analysis tools presented to identify priority wellness issues (waivers, online PE...) and use evidence-based research to influence district policy-makers.



Saturday November 9, 2019 1:15pm - 2:15pm CST
Lookout

1:15pm CST

Building a Compassionate Student: Teaching Compassion, Character and Self-Awareness
Learn about evidence-based digital resources to educate students on how to cultivate and maintain healthy relationships, covering key concepts around positive character development, social-emotional learning, compassion and building a school community. The Compassion Project elementary curriculum is the first comprehensive, no-cost program designed to help educators facilitate lessons around fundamental SEL skills. Topics include defining empathy and compassion, identifying emotions, performing acts of kindness, and practicing mindfulness and growth mindset. Character Playbook educates middle school students on how to cultivate and maintain healthy relationships during their critical middle school years, covering key concepts around positive character development and building healthy relationships. Honor Code empowers middle school and high school students to use their unique social influence to improve peer relationships and foster a positive school climate where bullying

Speakers
avatar for Heather Miller

Heather Miller

Director of K12 Implementation, EVERFI
EVERFI's supplemental resources will help prepare our Missouri Gifted Educators to equip students with the critical life skills they need to thrive beyond the classroom.  EVERFI's digital resources focus on these essential skills, including financial literacy, STEM, health and wellness... Read More →


Saturday November 9, 2019 1:15pm - 2:15pm CST
Valencia

1:15pm CST

I Want to Get in Shape...Tips and Tricks to be a Healthy and Fit Educator
Participants will be able to understand the benefits and utilize cardiovascular exercise techniques.
Participants will be able to understand the benefits and utilize strength training exercise techniques.
Participants will be able to use technology to track fitness goals and progress.


Saturday November 9, 2019 1:15pm - 2:15pm CST
Seachase

1:15pm CST

The Birds and the Bees for Everyone
Findings from the 2017 National School Climate Survey (NSCS) by GLSEN uncovered devastating realities for Missouri youth and point to the need for advocates to continue to rally behind strategic implementation of LGBTQ+ inclusion in Missouri schools. Only 14% of students across the country reported having LGBTQ inclusive curriculum of any type taught in their schools, a number that has stayed the same since GLSEN’s 2013 NSCS. Additionally, only 3% of Missouri students surveyed reported receiving inclusive sex education. According to the CDC’s reports on Health Risks Among Sexual Minority Youth, LGBTQ+ youth are at higher risk than non-LGTBQ+ students of experiencing dating violence or forced sex, and are more vulnerable to some sexual risk behaviors and unintended pregnancy (CDC, 2019). Despite these disheartening facts, there are reasons to be optimistic about sexual health education moving forward. In March of 2019, Gender Spectrum released the first-ever comprehensive principles for gender-inclusive puberty and health education (PHE). These principles were reviewed by national experts and are designed to affirm and recognize all students in sexual health education classes. They can be used in conjunction with any curriculum to ensure that all students receive the health knowledge and skills they need.
In this session, we will provide an overview of the principles for gender-inclusive puberty and health education along with GLSEN’s recommendations for creating safe and inclusive schools. Resources to support next steps will be introduced followed by a facilitated discussion to incorporate ideas and experiences from the audience.

Speakers
avatar for Meg Boyko

Meg Boyko

Executive Director, Teen Pregnancy & Prevention Partnership
Meg Boyko is Executive Director of the Teen Pregnancy & Prevention Partnership (TPPP), a statewide teen pregnancy prevention organization, with 10 years of experience in nonprofit health programs. Meg holds a Master of Arts in Industrial/Organizational Psychology from NYU and a Bachelor... Read More →



Saturday November 9, 2019 1:15pm - 2:15pm CST
Malaga

2:30pm CST

Interactive Health Education for Elementary
Come learn how to implement best instructional practices in health education that will actively engage your elementary students.

Speakers

Saturday November 9, 2019 2:30pm - 3:30pm CST
Marbella A

2:30pm CST

Wellness from the outside in
Come learn how to be toxic-free from the outside in with organic and natural skincare.  

Come join in on some games and free samples!

Saturday November 9, 2019 2:30pm - 3:30pm CST
Valencia

3:45pm CST

Asthma: What Coaches and PE Teachers Should Know
It has been estimated that 20% of elite athletes have asthma. Asthma can cause poor performance and is one of the most causes of sudden death in athletes. This presentation will include guidelines for the recognition and management of asthma that lead to improvement in symptoms for athletes with asthma, especially those with exercise-induced asthma.

Speakers
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Peggy Gaddy

State Asthma Program Manager, MO Dept. of Health
I am a registered respiratory therapist and hold a masters in business. I worked in health care initially as a staff therapist but spent the last 16 years of that career in hospital management. I currently work as the state asthma program manager and have worked in public health... Read More →



Saturday November 9, 2019 3:45pm - 4:45pm CST
Valencia

3:45pm CST

Data, Trends, and Tools in Sexual Health Education
You have probably heard the quote attributed to Heraclitus that "there is nothing permanent except change". Nowhere is that more true than the fields of education and health. Standards change; attitudes change; technology and tools change! In this session, we will look at the data and trends in adolescent sexual health and teen pregnancy prevention and explore tools that can be incorporated into sexual health education to support healthy decisions and prevent negative health outcomes.

Speakers
avatar for Meg Boyko

Meg Boyko

Executive Director, Teen Pregnancy & Prevention Partnership
Meg Boyko is Executive Director of the Teen Pregnancy & Prevention Partnership (TPPP), a statewide teen pregnancy prevention organization, with 10 years of experience in nonprofit health programs. Meg holds a Master of Arts in Industrial/Organizational Psychology from NYU and a Bachelor... Read More →



Saturday November 9, 2019 3:45pm - 4:45pm CST
Malaga

3:45pm CST

Skills-Based Health Education Round Table
Round table discussion of issues and processes involved in creating and delivering skills-based Health Education, involving Project Based Learning.

Speakers
avatar for Jamie Sparks

Jamie Sparks

Executive Director - National School Health Manager, Kentucky SHAPE/ ETR


Saturday November 9, 2019 3:45pm - 4:45pm CST
Seachase
 
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