Download PowerPoint presentations for CHKS trainings, workshops, or personal research.
These presentations highlight the relationships between Health, Risk Behavior, Resilience and Academics.
- Student Health Risk, Resilience, and Academic Performance (PPT)
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This presentation explains the findings of the analyses Dr. Thomas Hanson conducted on the relationship of health risks and resilience, as measured by the CHKS, to differences in
standardized test scores. The final report, Ensuring That No Child Is Left
Behind, has now been published and is being distributed to district superintendents and SDFSCA coordinators throughout the state. The Powerpoint includes talking points and background information for each slide to enable anyone to make a presentation on the study results. This research supported by the Stuart Foundation.
- Student Health Risk Behavior, Resilience, and Academic Performance: An Update (PDF)
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This presentation describes the extent to which student exposure to health risks and low levels of development supports is related to subsequent changes in academic performance. From the CHKS-SAT/9 Longitudinal Analysis (1998-2002), Tom Hanson and Gregory Austin, 2003. Powerpoint to accompany CHKS Factsheet #3. Developed for the fall 2003, meeting of County Office of Education Safe and Drug Free/TUPE Coordinators, September 16-17. This research supported by the Stuart Foundation.
- Leaving No Child Behind: The Relationship of Academic Achievement to Health-Risk Behaviors and Resilience (PPT)
- Greg Austin's presentation at the National Office of Safe and Drug-Free Schools Conference, Washington, DC, August, 2005.
- Advocating for Coordinated School Health (PPT)
- Sean Slade’s presentation to the Greater Bay Area Coordinated School
Health Leadership Institute, held at Stanford, October 4th 2006. The presentation highlights the relationships between Health, ATOD Use, Connectedness and Academics, and promotes findings of the CHKS as a tool for advocating for Coordinated School Health.
- Example County Presentation (PPT)
- This PowerPoint is offered as an example of how to present your own CHKS Data to members of your community. Feel free to download it and use it as a template for your own presentations.
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