On May 30, Hampyeong County in South Jeolla Province announced that it had operated the "Visiting Integrated Health Experience Booth," a field-oriented integrated health experience education program designed to improve proper health management skills during childhood. The experience booth, held on May 28 at Hampyeong Elementary School, was organized to help students develop healthy lifestyle habits.
The experience booth is an integrated health promotion program that supports students in developing the ability to manage their own health and form proper values about health, based on the understanding that childhood lifestyle habits have a significant impact on lifelong health.
The booth featured a variety of activities, including: ▲ making anti-smoking dice for smoking prevention ▲ alcohol moderation education ▲ OX quiz for disability awareness improvement ▲ oral health education. In particular, hands-on activities such as making "anti-smoking dice" and conducting alcohol moderation and disability awareness improvement activities in the form of OX quizzes received high participation and positive feedback. During the oral health education session, students also practiced proper tooth brushing using dental models, providing a beneficial experience that can be applied in daily life.
County Governor Lee Sangik stated, "I hope that the Integrated Health Experience Booth provided children with an opportunity to learn correct knowledge about health in an easy and enjoyable way," adding, "We will continue to expand various experience-based health promotion programs tailored to students' perspectives in the future."
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