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* G12.LO7 - Evaluate for the impact of social media on mental health and take ownership of that evaluation to make responsible choices when using social media. | * G12.LO7 - Evaluate for the impact of social media on mental health and take ownership of that evaluation to make responsible choices when using social media. | ||
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Textbook
Learning Outcomes
Mental Health
- G12.LO1 - Defend that the Church's spiritual disciplines and sacraments are medicines and remedies for life in a fallen world.
- G12.LO2 - Perceive the signs of positive and negative behaviors and influences.
- G12.LO3 - Formulate realistic expectations of life beyond high school and appraise personal life & academic choices.
- G12.LO4 - Dispute negative and unhealthy conceptions of body image
- G12.LO5 - Develop techniques to identify stress, ways to mitigate their effects, and methods to heal from stress.
- G12.LO7 - Evaluate for the impact of social media on mental health and take ownership of that evaluation to make responsible choices when using social media.
Church
- G12.LO10 - Explain how the Church is not a secular institution, but based on the model of communion and love. The Church is essential for the spiritual growth of every Christian.
Mission and Evangelism
- G12.LO13 - Deduce that, at the core, one experiences salvation/healing in the Church and then invites others to that same healing/salvation.