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. 2022 Oct 14;30:102024. doi: 10.1016/j.pmedr.2022.102024

Table 1.

Items Observed by Trained Program Staff to Assess Teachers' Fidelity to the HC2 Implementation*.

  • 1.

    The teacher had all the materials necessary to conduct the activity.

  • 2.

    The lesson's objective is clear to the observer.

  • 3.

    The teacher presented the core components of the lesson to the children.

  • 4.

    The teacher followed the steps of the activity accurately.

  • 5.

    The teacher was knowledgeable about the HC2 curriculum.

  • 6.

    The teacher showed enthusiasm with children when delivering lesson (e.g. positive energy, eye contact, motivating, etc.).

  • 7.

    The teacher asked discussion questions during and/or after the activity.

  • 8.

    As needed, the teacher adapted the lesson to meet the needs of individual children (e.g., helping children with fine motor difficulties).

  • 9.

    The My Body Poster was visible to children in the classroom.

  • 10.

    The MyPlate Poster was visible to children in the classroom.

  • 11.

    Handouts from the HC2 curriculum were visible to children in the classroom (e.g. yoga poses, fruit/vegetables/protein handouts).

  • 12.

    The classroom displayed artwork/activities made by children that promote physical activity (e.g. pictures of children outside, animal dice).

  • 13.

    The classroom displayed artwork/activities made by children that promote healthy eating (e.g. pictures of children, pea plant activity, fruit bowl).

  • 14.

    Physical Activity: The teacher engaged in physical activity with the children (inside and outside the classroom).

  • 15.

    Snack: The teacher ate healthy foods in front of the children during snack time (i.e. no soda, fast food, or chips).

  • 16.

    Beverage: Teachers drank water in front of the children.

  • 17.

    Beverage: Teachers drank unhealthy beverages in front of children (e.g., sports drinks, vitamin water, punch, soda).

  • 18.

    Screen Time: Teachers used screens (e.g., phones, tablets) in front of the children.

  • 19.

    Overall: The teacher was actively participating with the children instead of telling them what to do.

  • 20.

    Observer's opinion of overall teacher rating.

HC2, Healthy Caregivers Healthy Children
*Items 1 – 19 Scaled on a Likert Scale as – strongly disagree, disagree, did not observe, neither agree nor disagree, agree, strongly agree.
Item 20 scaled as poor, average, good and excellent.