Training
The goal of HealthSmart is to promote the healthy growth and development of youth and give them the knowledge and skills to make healthy choices and establish life-long healthy behaviors.
In the same way the HealthSmart program is grounded in research and best practices, ETR provides a research-based approach to our professional learning processes. This includes the provision of pre-work (to prime participants so they have the background and content information needed to fully engage in the work), skill building, and follow-up implementation support.
ETR offers a variety of training options for HealthSmart users:
HealthSmart 101
- For new implementers, we offer a Self-Paced Online Orientation to familiarize educators with the HealthSmart framework and research base. Educators with a HealthSmart account can complete the self-paced orientation to learn the basics and become more familiar with the program foundation. (You must be logged into your HealthSmart subscription to access the Online Orientation.)
- For a more in-depth look at HealthSmart, we can provide a 1.5 to 3-hour live virtual training for educators, including a curriculum demonstration and other tools and tips for using HealthSmart.
Request a HealthSmart 101 Training
HealthSmart 201
- For seasoned implementers or those looking for additional training, we provide a variety of topical trainings aligned to each of the content areas in HealthSmart, as well as several overarching skill-building training areas. Each training is 90 minutes and trainings can be combined to create a virtual professional development experience.
Request a HealthSmart 201 Training
Topics and Sessions for Virtual Trainings
Basics
Supercharging / Engaging Students
Classroom Management
Answering Sensitive Questions
Trauma-Informed Health Education
Alcohol, Tobacco, and Other Drugs
Teaching About Substances
Substance Use Disorder 101
Using Roleplay Effectively
Values About Alcohol, Tobacco, and Other Drugs
Mental Health
Social-Emotional Learning
Stigma
Sexual Abuse
LGBTQ+ Inclusion
Nutrition and Physical Activity
Body Image
Disability Inclusivity in PE
Media Literacy
Food: What's Shame Got to Do with It?
Sexual Health
Reproductive Anatomy
Teaching About Contraception
Teaching About STIs
Sexual Values
Violence and Injury Prevention
Bystander Intervention
Teaching About Violence
Talking About Race
Cyberbullying
Upon request, ETR can also build customized professional learning experiences for in-person training. Contact your Regional Account Manager for more information.