... 10 2025 © Emerald Publishing Limited 2025 Emerald Publishing Limited Licensed re-use rights only Curriculum Teachers Health education Schools Teacher training Social Sciences and Humanities Research Council of Canada #890-2021-0036 http://dx.doi.org/10.13039...

... underscore the need for greater inclusion of health education in initial teacher training and advocate for a more transversal approach within the curricula to promote comprehensive health learning. Social implications The insufficient integration of health education in teacher training may hinder future...

... in the short term. Additionally, the study asserts that in-service teacher training programmes often overlook the behavioural and social components of health. Originality/value This study significantly advances our understanding of how the social embeddedness of health literacy among teachers influences...

... called the “ITE (initial teacher education) Health and Well-being Conference”), which is embedded in their whole teacher training course and consists of an introductory lecture, mandatory and optional interactive and practical workshops (e.g. on SRE, healthy eating, emotional first aid, the role...

... by citing studies in which the technique was successfully employed for curriculum development and determining educational effectiveness. Physical activity Nutrition Schools Teacher training Health education School health promotion There are clear advantages in using a Delphi technique...

... circumstances in mainstream education. © Emerald Group Publishing Limited 2015 Mental health Behaviour Well-being Child health in the community Classroom management Feasibility Teacher training Mixed methods Prevalence estimates of any psychiatric disorder for the school-age population...

... education Pre‐service education Teachers Teacher education Teacher training Ireland It could be argued that there is a rather narrow focus on teaching health via classroom alone in the Irish policy of adopting a specific health curriculum in schools. While this was never the intention...