Learn/NECO SSCE/Syllabus/Health EducationStudy this course in LearnPractice opens in your NECO SSCE workspace after you sign in. Questions and lecture notes stay there.Practice this courseOpen lecture notesOfficial rules, eligibility, and dates stay on the NECO SSCE guide.course outlinePRINCIPLES AND PHILOSOPHY OF PHYSICAL EDUCATIONPhilosophy of Physical EducationPhysical education ideologiesRecreationIntramural and Extramural activities And tournamentTraditional sports in West AfricaGreek Festivals and The Olympic GamesHEALTH EDUCATIONA. HISTORY AND DEVELOPMENT OF HEALTH EDUCATION1. Meaning and setting for health Education.B. HUMAN ANATOMY AND PHYSIOLOGY1. Cells and tissues of Human Body.(d) Growth and development2. Sense Organs3. Systems of the Body(b) Circulatory System(c) Digestive system(d) Excretory System(e) Respiratory System(f) Nervous System:(g) Endocrine System:(h) Homeostasis4. Posture and Postural Defects.C. PERSONAL HEALTH1. Meaning and importance of physical health.2. Personal hygiene3. Promotion and maintenance of health:4. Health Screening5. Dental health educationD. COMMUNITY HEALTH1. Community health services2. School health programme3. Family health4. Ageing and death education5. Epidemiology and vital statisticsE. ENVIRONMENTAL HEALTH1. Housing.2. Water supply3. Waste disposal4. Pollution(C) Industrial occupation(D) Pests and vectors controlF. NUTRITION AND FOOD NUTRIENTSNutrition2. Balanced/adequate diets3. Factors influencing feeding habits/choice of foods4. Water5. Nutritional processes: ingestion, digestion, absorption, assimilation and metabolism and defecation/ejection.6. Beverages7. Diet for different group of people: children, male adolescent; female adolescent; athletes; pregnant woman; adult and aged.8. Food hygiene, preservation and storageG. SAFETY EDUCATION AND FIRST AID1. First Aid(e) Disaster(f) Accident(g) Disability and rehabilitationH. DRUG, ALCOHOL AND TOBACCO EDUCATION1. Drug Education2. Behaviour altering chemicalsI. COMMUNICABLE AND NON COMMUNICABLE DISEASES1. Diseases2. Communicable diseases(c) Factors necessary for communicable diseases to occur:(d) Non-communicable diseases:J. FAMILY LIFE AND HUMAN SEXUALITY EDUCATION1. Human Reproduction2. Human Sexuality Education3. Family and family member roles.4. Family life challenges: widowhood; single parenthood, pre-marital and extra-marital affairs, in-laws etc.5. Family planning and safe motherhood.5. Population EducationK. EMOTIONAL AND SOCIAL HEALTH1. Interrelationship2. Attributes:3. Mental health:L. CONSUMER HEALTH EDUCATION1. Consumer health products and services2. Laws protecting the consumer3. Factors influencing choice of consumer products; Authencity; cost; availability; accessibility; availability and advertisement.4. Consumer health care services5. Quacks and quackery meaning and types6. Health insurance and advertisement of health products and services7. Nostrum:NATIONAL AND INTERNATIONAL SPORTS COMPETITIONSSports Championship at national levelTypes of championshipInstitutional sportsThe All African GamesInternational CompetitionsBASIC HUMAN ANATOMY AND PHYSIOLOGY IN RELATION TO PHYSICAL ACTIVITIESSkeletal SystemNervous SystemCirculatory SystemRespiratory SystemSkeletal musclesSomatotypePosturePRACTICE OF ATHLETICS, GAMES AND DANCEAthletics (Track and Field Events)GamesRacket gamesTraditional dancesPHYSICAL FITNESS AND CONDITIONINGPhysical fitnessHealth and Personal hygieneNUTRITION, DRUG AND SPORTSNutritionDrug in sportsSports injuriesCorrective and adapted physical education programmeSPORTS ADMINISTRATIONAdministrative structure/functions of sports at national, regional/state and local government level.Administrative structure/function of sports at institution level