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HEALTH EDUCATION SQT STUDY
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Portfolio
Document containing lesson plans and evaluations.
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Tallo
Platform for uploading portfolios for competition.
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Wufoo
Form tool for middle school submissions.
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ILC
International Leadership Conference for HOSA members.
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Health Education
Event for teaching health-related concepts.
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Team Composition
2-4 members required for each team.
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Dress Code
Official HOSA uniform or business attire required.
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Bonus Points
Extra points for proper dress during competition.
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General Rules
Guidelines competitors must follow during events.
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Accommodation Request
Process for requesting adjustments in competition.
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Photo ID
Identification required for competition entry.
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Target Audience
Specific group for whom the lesson is designed.
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Lesson Plan
Detailed outline of instructional goals and methods.
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Evaluation Method
Approach to assess the effectiveness of instruction.
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Lesson Outline
Timed segments detailing lesson structure.
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Materials
Resources used in delivering the lesson.
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Submission Deadline
Portfolios must be uploaded by May 15.
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Lesson Topic
Health-related subject chosen by the team.
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Presentation
Delivery of lesson to a real audience.
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Creative Design
Visual elements on title page, not scored.
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Page Limit
Maximum of 20 pages for portfolio submission.
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Judging Criteria
Standards used to evaluate presentations and portfolios.
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Active Membership
Requirement for competitors to be HOSA members.
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Eligibility Divisions
Middle School, Secondary, and Postsecondary members can compete.
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Feedback Tools
Strategies for evaluating audience learning effectiveness.
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Reference Page
List of cited literature in APA format.
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APA
Preferred citation style in Health Sciences.
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Maximum Pages
Excess pages will not be evaluated.
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Formatting Requirements
Specific guidelines for portfolio presentation.
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One-Sided Pages
All pages must be printed on one side.
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12 pt. Arial Font
Required font size and style for documents.
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Double-Spaced
Spacing requirement for all typed pages.
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8 ½" x 11" Paper
Standard paper size for submissions.
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1" Margins
Standard margin size for all pages.
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Running Header
Includes last names and event name on pages.
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Page Numbering
Pages must be numbered on the top right.
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Hard Copy
Optional printed portfolio for ILC competition.
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Digital Uploads
Required materials must be uploaded by May 15.
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Combined PDF File
Portfolio must be submitted as a single file.
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SLC vs. ILC
Different requirements for state and international conferences.
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Tallo
Platform for uploading materials for ILC.
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Wufoo Link
Alternative upload method for Middle School competitors.
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Final Deadline
May 15 is the last date for submissions.
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Pre-Judged Materials
Uploaded content will be evaluated before competition.
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Presentation Time
Maximum duration for team presentations is five minutes.
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Timekeeper Role
Announces time remaining during presentations.
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Presentation Purpose
To communicate project information to judges.
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Instructional Goal
Objective of the lesson or instructional topic.
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Audience Value
Importance of the lesson to the target audience.
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Presentation Outline
Structure guiding the presentation's content and flow.
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Presentation Tools
Software or equipment used during presentations.
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Electronic Media
Digital content used to enhance presentations.
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Team Member Roles
Specific contributions of each member during presentation.
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Evaluation Techniques
Methods to assess instruction effectiveness and impact.
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Judges' Explanation
Teams clarify items on the rating sheet.
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Active Role
All members must participate in the presentation.
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Index Card Notes
Permitted notes for presenters during their delivery.
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Electronic Notecards
Digital notes allowed but not visible to judges.
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Final Scoring
Combines portfolio and presentation scores for results.
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Tiebreaker
Determined by highest point value sections.
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Quality of Portfolio
Assessment of portfolio's overall presentation and content.
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Title Page Requirements
Includes event name, team members, and target audience.
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Reference Page
Mandatory page listing sources used in the portfolio.
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Spelling and Grammar
Evaluation of language accuracy in the portfolio.
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Formatting Requirements
Specific layout guidelines for portfolio presentation.
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Maximum Pages
Portfolio cannot exceed 20 pages, excluding references.
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Digital Materials Deadline
Upload by May 15 for pre-judging eligibility.
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Lesson Plan Narrative
Describes lesson goals and instructional strategies.
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Outstanding Description
Exceptional clarity in outlining lesson objectives.
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Good Description
Adequate detail in explaining lesson goals.
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Adequate Description
Basic outline of lesson goals and plan.
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Poor Presentation
Lacks organization and clarity in content.
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Lesson Outline
Structured framework detailing lesson execution and elements.
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Timed Outline
Schedule indicating duration for each lesson segment.
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Lesson Format
Organizational structure guiding lesson delivery.
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Instructional Presentation
Delivery of educational content to students.
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Teaching Materials
Resources enhancing the quality of instruction.
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Lesson Handouts
Printed materials provided to support lesson content.
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Feedback Tools
Instruments used to assess audience learning outcomes.
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Written Evaluations
Documents assessing student understanding and performance.
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Surveys
Questionnaires gathering feedback from audience members.
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Objectives
Clear goals outlining expected outcomes of the lesson.
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Accomplishments
Achievements highlighted during the lesson presentation.
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Media Inclusion
Use of multimedia to enhance presentation effectiveness.
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Voice Quality
Characteristics of speech affecting audience comprehension.
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Pitch
Highness or lowness of the speaker's voice.
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Tempo
Speed at which the speaker delivers content.
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Volume
Loudness of the speaker's voice during presentation.
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Stage Presence
Speaker's ability to engage and connect with audience.
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Body Language
Nonverbal communication reflecting speaker's confidence.
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Facial Expressions
Visual cues indicating speaker's emotions and engagement.
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Posture
Physical stance reflecting speaker's confidence and poise.
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Gestures
Hand movements enhancing verbal communication.
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Audience Interaction
Engagement techniques to involve listeners during presentation.
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Delivery Techniques
Methods used to effectively convey lesson content.
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Nonverbal Behaviors
Stiff body language indicating discomfort with audience.
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Gestures
Limited use to reinforce verbal messages.
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Facial Expressions
Used to generate enthusiasm but appear forced.
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Posture
Indicates lack of enthusiasm for the topic.
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Delivery
Emphasizes and enhances the verbal message.
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