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The document discusses identity and how it can be defined based on factors such as age, gender, nationality, family, friends, hometown, clothing, music, school, beliefs, continent, and hobbies. It also addresses how identity may change over time in terms of jobs, family roles, and nationality. Students are asked to consider how society may change in the future and how questions about personal identity, geography, and society can be categorized.
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Health and Its Importance
Health is a fundamental aspect of human life, influencing overall well-being and the ability to lead a fulfilling life. It is a dynamic state of physical, mental, and social well-being, not merely the absence of disease. The importance of health cannot be overstated, as it affects longevity, productivity, and quality of life. A healthy individual can contribute to society, achieve personal goals, and experience a sense of fulfillment. Good health enables people to engage in daily activities effectively, maintain relationships, and pursue ambitions without the constraints of illness or disability.
Influencing Factors of Health
Several factors influence an individual's health, including biological, environmental, social, and lifestyle-related elements:
Genetics: Inherited traits play a crucial role in determining susceptibility to certain diseases and overall health conditions.
Environment: Clean air, safe drinking water, and proper sanitation contribute to overall health, while pollution and hazardous surroundings can cause health issues.
Nutrition: A balanced diet rich in essential nutrients helps maintain good health, prevent diseases, and support growth and development.
Physical Activity: Regular exercise strengthens muscles, improves cardiovascular health, and enhances mental well-being.
Mental Health: Psychological well-being is as important as physical health. Stress, anxiety, and depression can impact overall health.
Social Factors: Economic status, education, and community support affect access to healthcare and healthy lifestyle choices.
Healthcare Access: Availability and affordability of healthcare services determine the ability to prevent, diagnose, and treat illnesses.
Health and Behaviour
Health and behavior are closely linked. Personal habits and lifestyle choices significantly impact overall health. Unhealthy behaviors such as smoking, excessive alcohol consumption, poor diet, and sedentary lifestyles can lead to chronic diseases such as diabetes, hypertension, and cardiovascular diseases. On the other hand, adopting healthy habits like regular exercise, balanced nutrition, and stress management contributes to overall well-being.
Health Beliefs
Health beliefs shape an individual's approach to well-being and medical care. Cultural, religious, and personal beliefs influence how individuals perceive health and illness. Some may rely on traditional remedies, while others trust modern medicine. Understanding these beliefs is crucial for effective healthcare interventions and health promotion efforts.
Advantages of Good Health
Maintaining good health provides several advantages, including:
Increased life expectancy
Enhanced productivity and efficiency
Better mental health and emotional stability
Improved quality of life
Reduced healthcare costs and burden on medical systems
Greater ability to handle stress and challenges
Enhanced social and family relationships
Health and Society
The heaIdentity
- 1. IDENTITY
- 7. Think about how you would define yourself in terms of these categories. My age My gender My nationality My family My friends My hometown Clothes I wear Music I listen My school My beliefs My continent My hobbies
- 8. Discuss in pairs: Which of these things have changed over time? Which of these things do you think will change in the future? Do you think any of these are always fixed? Which ones?
- 9. Us and Them Discuss these questions: What do you understand by the terms 'us' and 'them'? - Who do these pronouns usually refer to? What does it mean to 'put people in boxes'? Does this have a literal meaning, or something else?
- 10. Match the groups of people in A with their opposites in B. For example, Us Them A B Us Those that have never seen a cow High earners Those that have always been here Those we trust Those we don't share anything with Immigrants The self-confident The people from the countryside Those just getting by The religious Those we try to avoid Those we share something with Them
- 11. The future and you Look at the phrases below that can be used to talk about probability in the box. Put them in order from 1 - 6 (1- very probable, 6 - not probable) Maybe... In reality, it probably wont happen It could happen, but I'm not sure I doubt very much that... This would never happen This is bound to happen 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6..
- 12. Discuss three ways your identity might change in the future - e.g. your job, your role in the family, your nationality etc. - e.g. I would never change my nationality, but maybe I would like to move to another country and possibly change citizenship. How do you think society will change in the future?
- 13. Put the questions into categories: Personal identity? Geography? Society? A. Can you imagine a world without countries? B. Is the idea of a continent like Europe ridiculous or inspiring? C. Will your generation solve the problem of climate change? E. Does the world need more anarchy or control? F. Do you live in the virtual world or the real one?