Are you ready to take the first step toward becoming a certified health educator in Texas? The PACT: Health: Early Childhood–Grade 12 exam is your gateway to certification, covering critical domains such as Domain I: Health Throughout the Life Span, Domain II: Health Promotion and Risk Reduction, and Domain III: Health Advocacy and Literacy. Join Breanne Copenhefer for this timesaving, to the point session as we dive into the test framework, breaking down each competency into clear, descriptive statements supported by sample questions, answers, and explanations. This session focuses on strengthening your understanding of Domain 3 competencies, including using risk-assessment, conflict-resolution, decision-making, and advocacy skills to enhance personal, family, and community health while evaluating and selecting reliable health resources and understanding the influence of society, culture, media, technology, and the environment on health behaviors. Prepare to navigate the PACT health exam with a clear understanding of its structure and a targeted approach to success! Whether you’re starting from scratch or refining your study process, this session will provide the roadmap to achieve your certification goals. Key Takeaways Gain a detailed understanding of the structure of the PACT: Health: Early Childhood–Grade 12 exam, including its domains and competencies. Learn to use advocacy, conflict-resolution, decision-making, and goal-setting strategies to promote personal, family, and community health, while understanding the impact of cultural competence and informed health choices. Explore reliable health information, products, and services, while understanding the roles of government and community resources in health promotion and disease prevention. Use sample questions, answers, and explanations to reinforce knowledge and refine test-taking strategies. Presenred by Breanne Copenhefer Breanne Copenhefer brings over 21 years of experience teaching Health and Fitness to students from 1st grade through 12th grade. She is a professor of Human Anatomy and Exercise Science, a high school Health and PE instructor, and a former Athletic Director. Breanne holds a Master’s in Educational Leadership from Washington State University and a BAE in K-12 Physical and Health Education from Eastern Washington University. With expertise in Adaptive Physical Education, aging adult health, and weight training, she also serves as a PLC Team Leader, Cultural Integration Advisor, and First Aid/CPR Instructor, holding NASM certifications in Personal Training and Nutrition.

Are you ready to take the first step toward becoming a certified health educator in Texas? The PACT: Health: Early Childhood–Grade 12 exam is your gateway to certification, covering critical domains such as Domain I: Health Throughout the Life Span, Domain II: Health Promotion and Risk Reduction, and Domain III: Health Advocacy and Literacy. Join Breanne Copenhefer for this timesaving, to the point session as we dive into the test framework, breaking down each competency into clear, descriptive statements supported by sample questions, answers, and explanations. This session focuses on strengthening your understanding of Domain 2 competencies, including promoting health through disease prevention and risk reduction, as well as encouraging healthy behaviors and decision-making across personal, social, and environmental factors. Prepare to navigate the PACT health exam with a clear understanding of its structure and a targeted approach to success! Whether you’re starting from scratch or refining your study process, this session will provide the roadmap to achieve your certification goals. Key Takeaways Gain a detailed understanding of the structure of the PACT: Health: Early Childhood–Grade 12 exam, including its domains and competencies. Explore the nature, control, and prevention of chronic and communicable diseases, and apply strategies for risk reduction, including the three levels of disease prevention and the role of health education in promoting wellness. Develop skills to evaluate and address personal, social, and environmental risk factors, and implement strategies to reduce health risks, encourage healthy behaviors, and promote safety in various environments. Use sample questions, answers, and explanations to reinforce knowledge and refine test-taking strategies. Presenred by Breanne Copenhefer Breanne Copenhefer brings over 21 years of experience teaching Health and Fitness to students from 1st grade through 12th grade. She is a professor of Human Anatomy and Exercise Science, a high school Health and PE instructor, and a former Athletic Director. Breanne holds a Master’s in Educational Leadership from Washington State University and a BAE in K-12 Physical and Health Education from Eastern Washington University. With expertise in Adaptive Physical Education, aging adult health, and weight training, she also serves as a PLC Team Leader, Cultural Integration Advisor, and First Aid/CPR Instructor, holding NASM certifications in Personal Training and Nutrition.

Are you ready to take the first step toward becoming a certified health educator in Texas? The PACT: Health: Early Childhood–Grade 12 exam is your gateway to certification, covering critical domains such as Domain I: Health Throughout the Life Span, Domain II: Health Promotion and Risk Reduction, and Domain III: Health Advocacy and Literacy. Join Breanne Copenhefer for this timesaving, to the point session as we dive into the test framework, breaking down each competency into clear, descriptive statements supported by sample questions, answers, and explanations. This session focuses on strengthening your understanding of Domain 1 competencies, including understanding human anatomy, growth, and development across the lifespan, while emphasizing the importance of nutrition, physical fitness, and personalized health plans for maintaining lifelong well-being. Prepare to navigate the PACT health exam with a clear understanding of its structure and a targeted approach to success! Whether you’re starting from scratch or refining your study process, this session will provide the roadmap to achieve your certification goals. Key Takeaways Gain a detailed understanding of the structure of the PACT: Health: Early Childhood–Grade 12 exam, including its domains and competencies. Understand the stages of human development and how various factors such as environment, heredity, and lifestyle behaviors impact health and well-being throughout the life span. Explore the importance of nutrition, physical fitness, and personalized plans for maintaining lifelong health, and the role of appropriate eating behaviors and fitness routines in achieving wellness goals. Use sample questions, answers, and explanations to reinforce knowledge and refine test-taking strategies. Presenred by Breanne Copenhefer Breanne Copenhefer brings over 21 years of experience teaching Health and Fitness to students from 1st grade through 12th grade. She is a professor of Human Anatomy and Exercise Science, a high school Health and PE instructor, and a former Athletic Director. Breanne holds a Master’s in Educational Leadership from Washington State University and a BAE in K-12 Physical and Health Education from Eastern Washington University. With expertise in Adaptive Physical Education, aging adult health, and weight training, she also serves as a PLC Team Leader, Cultural Integration Advisor, and First Aid/CPR Instructor, holding NASM certifications in Personal Training and Nutrition.

Are you ready to take the first step toward becoming a certified physical education educator in Texas? The PACT: Physical Education: Early Childhood–Grade 12 exam is your gateway to certification, covering critical domains such as Domain I: Growth and Motor Development, Domain II: Movement Activities, and Domain III: Lifelong Physical Fitness. Join Breanne Copenhefer for this timesaving, to the point session as we dive into the test framework, breaking down each competency into clear, descriptive statements supported by sample questions, answers, and explanations. This session focuses on strengthening your understanding of Domain 3 competencies, including the principles of health-related physical fitness, personalized fitness plans, and weight management strategies, emphasizing safe and effective techniques for promoting endurance, flexibility, strength, body composition, and lifelong physical activity. Prepare to navigate the PACT PE exam with a clear understanding of its structure and a targeted approach to success! Whether you’re starting from scratch or refining your study process, this session will provide the roadmap to achieve your certification goals. Key Takeaways Develop a strong understanding of the key principles behind health-related physical fitness, including how to promote endurance, flexibility, strength, and body composition. Learn how to create customized fitness plans that align with individual student needs, promoting safe and effective physical activity. Discover evidence-based strategies for managing weight and fostering healthy lifestyle choices in students. Practice with sample questions, detailed explanations, and targeted strategies to improve your confidence and readiness for the PACT PE exam. Presented by Breanne Copenhefer Breanne Copenhefer brings over 21 years of experience teaching Health and Fitness to students from 1st grade through 12th grade. She is a professor of Human Anatomy and Exercise Science, a high school Health and PE instructor, and a former Athletic Director. Breanne holds a Master’s in Educational Leadership from Washington State University and a BAE in K-12 Physical and Health Education from Eastern Washington University. With expertise in Adaptive Physical Education, aging adult health, and weight training, she also serves as a PLC Team Leader, Cultural Integration Advisor, and First Aid/CPR Instructor, holding NASM certifications in Personal Training and Nutrition.

Are you ready to take the first step toward becoming a certified physical education educator in Texas? The PACT: Physical Education: Early Childhood–Grade 12 exam is your gateway to certification, covering critical domains such as Domain I: Growth and Motor Development, Domain II: Movement Activities, and Domain III: Lifelong Physical Fitness. Join Breanne Copenhefer for this timesaving, to the point session as we dive into the test framework, breaking down each competency into clear, descriptive statements supported by sample questions, answers, and explanations. This session focuses on strengthening your understanding of Domain 2 competencies, including fundamental movement concepts, biomechanics, and techniques for various physical activities, including sports, dance, gymnastics, and adventure activities, with a focus on skill development, safety, and promoting lifelong participation and inclusion. Prepare to navigate the PACT PE exam with a clear understanding of its structure and a targeted approach to success! Whether you’re starting from scratch or refining your study process, this session will provide the roadmap to achieve your certification goals. Key Takeaways Gain clarity on the structure of the PACT: Physical Education: Early Childhood–Grade 12 exam, including its critical domains and competencies. Learn the fundamentals of movement, biomechanics, and techniques for various physical activities, such as sports, dance, gymnastics, and adventure activities. Explore strategies to promote safety, inclusion, and skill development that encourage lifelong physical activity. Practice with sample questions, answers, and explanations to improve your confidence and test-taking skills. Presented by Breanne Copenhefer Breanne Copenhefer brings over 21 years of experience teaching Health and Fitness to students from 1st grade through 12th grade. She is a professor of Human Anatomy and Exercise Science, a high school Health and PE instructor, and a former Athletic Director. Breanne holds a Master’s in Educational Leadership from Washington State University and a BAE in K-12 Physical and Health Education from Eastern Washington University. With expertise in Adaptive Physical Education, aging adult health, and weight training, she also serves as a PLC Team Leader, Cultural Integration Advisor, and First Aid/CPR Instructor, holding NASM certifications in Personal Training and Nutrition.

Are you ready to take the first step toward becoming a certified physical education educator in Texas? The PACT: Physical Education: Early Childhood–Grade 12 exam is your gateway to certification, covering critical domains such as Domain I: Growth and Motor Development, Domain II: Movement Activities, and Domain III: Lifelong Physical Fitness. Join Breanne Copenhefer for this timesaving, to the point session as we dive into the test framework, breaking down each competency into clear, descriptive statements supported by sample questions, answers, and explanations. This session focuses on strengthening your understanding of Domain 1 competencies, including the stages of human growth and development, key principles of anatomy and physiology, and motor development theories, focusing on how physical, cognitive, social, and emotional factors interact with wellness, fitness, and motor learning throughout the lifespan. Prepare to navigate the PACT PE exam with a clear understanding of its structure and a targeted approach to success! Whether you’re starting from scratch or refining your study process, this session will provide the roadmap to achieve your certification goals. Key Takeaways: Gain a detailed understanding of the structure of the PACT: Physical Education: Early Childhood–Grade 12 exam, including its domains and competencies. Explore the stages of growth and motor development, focusing on how physical, cognitive, social, and emotional factors interact throughout the lifespan. Learn key principles of anatomy and physiology and their application to motor learning and physical fitness. Use sample questions, answers, and explanations to reinforce knowledge and refine test-taking strategies. Presented by Breanne Copenhefer Breanne Copenhefer brings over 21 years of experience teaching Health and Fitness to students from 1st grade through 12th grade. She is a professor of Human Anatomy and Exercise Science, a high school Health and PE instructor, and a former Athletic Director. Breanne holds a Master’s in Educational Leadership from Washington State University and a BAE in K-12 Physical and Health Education from Eastern Washington University. With expertise in Adaptive Physical Education, aging adult health, and weight training, she also serves as a PLC Team Leader, Cultural Integration Advisor, and First Aid/CPR Instructor, holding NASM certifications in Personal Training and Nutrition.