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I – IV V-VIII IX-XIIModule 3Behavioural • Consequence games • Learning to say no • Handling Peer Pressureand Life Skills • Learning to say “NO” • Mentoring • Question Box Activity• Think pair share • Interactive Bulletin Board • Situation Analysis and• Handling peer pressure • Quiz Contest Case Studies• Identification of good touch • Poster making / of sensitive issuesand bad touch Painting Competition • Peace March to mark a• Group Games onAdolescent issuessocial event or issue• Panel Discussion withEminent Psychologists]• Guest Speakers from theexperts (Doctor)• Visit to a rehabilitationcentre109

CENTRAL BOARD OF SECONDARY EDUCATIONINSTITUTIONAL AREA, ROUSE AVENUE, NEW DELHI-110002CBSE/ACAD/CIRCULAR/2007 14th March,2007Circular No. 17All Heads of InstitutionsAffiliated to CBSE.Subject : Importance of Nutrition for Bone Health.Dear Principal,Bone Health is a neglected area and has resulted in various problems both for adults and youngchildren.The major causes for the poor bone health in India are genetic predisposition, lower bone mineraldensity due to deficiency of calcium and vitamin D, inadequate exposure of body surface area todirect sunshine even though the country has plenty of sunshine throughout the year, clothing pattern,relatively pigmented skin, poor diet, lack of availability of foods fortified with essential vitamins andminerals and lack of physical activity.Childhood and adolescence is the time when bones are beginning to be modeled until around the ageof 30 when peak bone mass is achieved. Diet in the modeling phase is extremely important. Acritical element that helps absorb deposition of dietary calcium into bone mass is vitamin D. Deficiencyof vitamin D is one of major contributory factor responsible for lower bone mineral density(BMD).A related bone problem is flurosis. It is prevalent in 17 States and has affected 66 million peopleincluding about 6 million children below the age of 14. It results from consuming ground water withexcessive fluoride leading to bone disorders. Inadequate exposure of body surface area to directsunshine, clothing pattern, relatively pigmented skin, environmental pollution, faulty housing architecturewhich does not allow enough sunshine, poor diet and lack of required food fortification, areamong the major factors responsible for compromised bone health.It is important to pay attention to bone health right for childhood. It is in this regard, schools may beadvised to take steps regarding the following aspects :1. Schools should promote outdoor physical activity after 9.00 a.m. and before 4.00 p.m. foradequate exposure to sunshine. Sunshine is the most important source of vitamin D.Vitamin. D helps absorption of calcium. The main source of vitamin D is the exposure tosunlight. Exposure of legs and arms to sunlight for about 25 minutes between 9 AM and 4PM is adequate.Physical activity at all ages, particularly weight bearing activity, is important for bonehealth. It also reduces the risk of falling by strengthening muscles and maintaining balance.Calcium is critical for sound bone health. Foods containing calcium like milk, leafy greenvegetables, etc. should be a part of the normal daily diet.110

CENTRAL BOARD OF SECONDARY EDUCATIONINSTITUTIONAL AREA, ROUSE AVENUE, NEW DELHI-110002<strong>CBSE</strong>/ACAD/CIRCULAR/2007 14th March,2007Circular No. 17All Heads of InstitutionsAffiliated <strong>to</strong> <strong>CBSE</strong>.Subject : Imp<strong>or</strong>tance of Nutrition f<strong>or</strong> Bone Health.Dear Principal,Bone Health is a neglected area and has resulted in various problems both f<strong>or</strong> adults and youngchildren.The maj<strong>or</strong> causes f<strong>or</strong> the po<strong>or</strong> bone health in India are genetic predisposition, lower bone mineraldensity due <strong>to</strong> deficiency of calcium and vitamin D, inadequate exposure of body surface area <strong>to</strong>direct sunshine even though the country has plenty of sunshine throughout the year, clothing pattern,relatively pigmented skin, po<strong>or</strong> diet, lack of availability of foods f<strong>or</strong>tified with essential vitamins andminerals and lack of physical activity.Childhood and adolescence is the time when bones are beginning <strong>to</strong> be modeled until around the ageof 30 when peak bone mass is achieved. Diet in the modeling phase is extremely imp<strong>or</strong>tant. Acritical element that helps abs<strong>or</strong>b deposition of dietary calcium in<strong>to</strong> bone mass is vitamin D. Deficiencyof vitamin D is one of maj<strong>or</strong> contribu<strong>to</strong>ry fac<strong>to</strong>r responsible f<strong>or</strong> lower bone mineral density(BMD).A related bone problem is flurosis. It is prevalent in 17 States and has affected 66 million peopleincluding about 6 million children below the age of 14. It results from consuming ground water withexcessive flu<strong>or</strong>ide leading <strong>to</strong> bone dis<strong>or</strong>ders. Inadequate exposure of body surface area <strong>to</strong> directsunshine, clothing pattern, relatively pigmented skin, environmental pollution, faulty housing architecturewhich does not allow enough sunshine, po<strong>or</strong> diet and lack of required food f<strong>or</strong>tification, areamong the maj<strong>or</strong> fac<strong>to</strong>rs responsible f<strong>or</strong> compromised bone health.It is imp<strong>or</strong>tant <strong>to</strong> pay attention <strong>to</strong> bone health right f<strong>or</strong> childhood. It is in this regard, schools may beadvised <strong>to</strong> take steps regarding the following aspects :1. Schools should promote outdo<strong>or</strong> physical activity after 9.00 a.m. and bef<strong>or</strong>e 4.00 p.m. f<strong>or</strong>adequate exposure <strong>to</strong> sunshine. Sunshine is the most imp<strong>or</strong>tant source of vitamin D.Vitamin. D helps abs<strong>or</strong>ption of calcium. The main source of vitamin D is the exposure <strong>to</strong>sunlight. Exposure of legs and arms <strong>to</strong> sunlight f<strong>or</strong> about 25 minutes between 9 AM and 4PM is adequate.Physical activity at all ages, particularly weight bearing activity, is imp<strong>or</strong>tant f<strong>or</strong> bonehealth. It also reduces the risk of falling by strengthening muscles and maintaining balance.Calcium is critical f<strong>or</strong> sound bone health. Foods containing calcium like milk, leafy greenvegetables, etc. should be a part of the n<strong>or</strong>mal daily diet.110

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