prolog

Chapter 1.
A magnetic health class that makes students participate spontaneously (Kim Jin-seon)

1.
Reading Activities Disappeared from College Entrance Exams? : Health Classes Linked to Reading Activities
2.
Practice wearing protective clothing
3.
Healthy Living Practice Project
4.
Open the safe!

Chapter 2.
Health Lessons Completed by Students (Go Yeo-rim)

1.
Love and Breakups: An Introduction to the Study of Love in Health Class
2.
Preventing and Coping with Occupational Diseases: Health Education Using Reading Materials
3.
Addiction and Health Education Using Quizzes: Nodam Quiz Contest and Nodam Golden Bell
4.
Medical Terminology in Dramas: Introduction to Club Activities

Chapter 3.
A fun class for both teachers and students (Kim Ye-ryeong)

1.
A class on 'Love and Relationships' using mandalas
2.
Sexually Transmitted Infectious Diseases: How Can We Make Classes Less Boring?
3.
Utilizing hands-on performance assessments in CPR classes
4.
Creating a Role Play Using Therapeutic Communication

Chapter 4.
Living Health Class: See, Talk, and Create (Bae Sang-mi)

1.
To the precious you I miss: 'Everything About the Eyes'
2.
Creating a Havruta Class for a Novice Teacher
3.
Creating a First Aid Kit Manual for Your Home: Drug Abuse Education

Chapter 5.
Smart Health Education with AI and Simulation (Choi Yun-ho)

1. Emergency Medical Project Class Using VR Content: Could Health and Nursing Education Be Swept Away by the Coming Wave of Future Education?
2.
AI-powered classes using ChatGPT and DALL·E 3: How can we integrate the hot AI into health and nursing classes?
3.
Creating Digital Sound Sources to Prevent Addiction Using Suno AI: This is a mandatory class assignment, so why not try doing something else on your own?
4.
Using virtual simulations in health classes: A class topic that was used in conjunction with students' research topics during a club activity for third-year high school students.

References

Following the release of the e-book, we've also released a paperback version at the request of many teachers. Please understand that POD paperbacks are printed individually upon order, so delivery takes approximately 7-10 days after ordering, and the unit price inevitably increases.
Paper books are printed in black and white, and images such as photos and tables may not appear clear depending on the resolution.
In relation to this, refunds and exchanges are not possible.

Health Class Recipes is a book filled with vivid health class experiences from five high school health teachers who value student-participatory classes, each with their own educational philosophies and teaching methods.
This case-based health class guidebook is for teachers who are just starting out with health classes or who find health classes difficult. Four health teachers from Gyeonggi Province and one health teacher from Jeju Island have gathered together to share their stories from their health classes.

Five authors, each with unique personalities and talents, share their experiences and practical examples of how to make health education more effective and engaging, offering diverse ideas for teaching methods that encourage active student participation.
This book is not simply a theoretical treatise. It is structured around proven classroom examples from real-world practice, making it a practical aid not only to health teachers but also to all educators interested in student-centered instruction.
You can find examples of health classes on a variety of topics, including sex, first aid, AI-based education, drug addiction, and Havruta-based education.
It also includes practical content useful to teachers preparing for classes, such as related materials, worksheets, and PPTs, so it will be of great help to teachers who are unsure about health classes.

By following these five colorful health class recipes, each crafted from a different perspective, you'll find new educational inspiration and find great help in developing your own unique health class style.
We hope you'll follow our health class recipes and create your own health class!