NV CKA5 1.C Advanced Level Wellness Training: Obesity Prevention, Contributing Factors, Communication with Parents
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Reminder: The Basic Level Wellness class must be taken before the Intermediate or Advanced wellness class is taken. Prerequisite/s: The Basic Level Wellness Training must be taken before taking an Intermediate or Advanced Wellness training. A certificate of completion will NOT be generated until the Basic class is taken. If you have taken the Basic Wellness Course, please email [email protected] and a certificate of completion will be emailed to you.
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Obesity is a medical condition that occurs when a person carries excess weight or body fat that might affect their health.
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A person is considered obese when his or her BMI is 10 or higher.
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Young children who are overweight by kindergarten are four times more likely to have obesity by 8th grade than those not overweight (CDC).
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An educator plays a critical role in obesity prevention by actively incorporating nutrition and physical activity education into their curriculum, serving as a positive role model for healthy behaviors, and advocating for supportive school policies that promote healthy eating and regular exercise among students, thereby helping to establish lifelong healthy habits.
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Encourage parents to have an an open dialogue and invite their child to share their thoughts and feelings how they feel about their body.
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Communicating Overweight and Obese Children with Parents includes:
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