The purpose of the introduction section of a WebQuest is two fold: 1) to orient the learner to what is coming; 2) raise some interest in the learner through a variety of
means. It can also do this by making the topic seem: -relevant to the learner's
past experience; -relevant to the learner's future goals; - attractive -
visually interesting; important because of its global implications; urgent -
because of the need for a timely solution; fun - because the learner will be
playing a role.

Use our online template for preparing a webquest for your students.

The students should include:

1.	Introduction (Motivate Students!)
2.	Task (Be Very Clear)
3.	Process (Overview of Quest)
4.	Resources (List and Steps)
5.	Evaluation (Include Health Criteria)
6.	Conclusion (Debrief and Extend)

Topics

Sexual Health
Healthy Eating/Nutrition
Tobacco Use
Chronic Disease
Physical Activity
General Health & Disease
Personal Development
(Beliefs, Goals)
Social Development (Self-Family-Friends-Community)
Community Service/Civic Participation/Social Responsibility
Growth and Development (excluding sexuality)
Health Maintenance/
Hygiene/Grooming
Health and Society
Family Studies/Home Economics
Environmental Health
Addictions, Alcohol & Drugs
Violence/Crime/Antisocial Behaviours
Injury Prevention
Mental Health
Career Awareness
and Planning
Special Needs and Situations

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