Course Structure
Module 1: Human Health

Introduction

• Message from the Authors
• Legend / Symbols

Section 1: Human Health — Chapter 1. Health and Lifestyle

• Lesson 1
• Lesson 2
• Lesson 3
• Lesson 4

Section 1: Human Health — Chapter 2. Everyday Life Safety

• Lesson 5
• Lesson 6
• Lesson 7
• Lesson 8
• Lesson 9

General Course Information

Expected outcomes upon course completion:

• distinguishes between acceptable and unacceptable risks in hazardous situations of natural, man-made, social, and domestic origin;
• selects appropriate (effective) decision-making strategies that benefit personal safety and the safety of others, health, and well-being;
• uses response protocols in hazardous situations;
• acts according to standard models when a hazard of a specific nature arises;
• identifies behavioral patterns in safe and unsafe life situations;
• determines the severity of injuries and wounds, provides first aid to themselves and others in cases of injury or trauma within their capabilities;
• identifies ways to provide first aid and contacts the necessary services according to the situation;
• demonstrates a model of safe behavior in accordance with social and personal values in social and natural environments through systematic repetition;
• establishes emotional contact within a group;
• adjusts personal goals taking into account the goals and interests of the group;
• develops a personal action plan, defines motivation, records results, accurately assesses their own strengths, and forms healthy habits.

Prerequisites for taking the course

Basic computer and device proficiency, ability to read and write.