Pedagogy in Health Promotion
The Pedagogy in Health Promotion: The Scholarship of Teaching and Learning journal focuses on pedagogy through contributions in areas such as curriculum and course/program design, assessment, and administration relevant to teaching and learning. The content of the journal is especially relevant to instructors or trainers who provide continuing professional education, in the broad arena of health promotion and disease prevention.
The quarterly journal welcomes works addressing the art and science of teaching and learning, and how it contributes to the formation and ongoing development of the health promotion professional working in any site and population.
Aims & Scope
Pedagogy in Health Promotion advances pedagogy through scholarly contributions addressing the art and science of teaching and learning in health promotion and public health. The journal welcomes manuscripts in such areas as curriculum development, training program design and evaluation, educational assessment, and educational administration. The content of the journal is especially relevant to instructors or trainers who provide professional education in health promotion and/or public health. The quarterly journal welcomes submissions addressing the art and science of teaching and learning related to the formation and ongoing development of health promotion and public health professionals and relevant to educators working in academic programs or in continuing professional education settings in the broad arenas of health promotion and public health.
Call for Submissions
Special Issue on AI in Public Health and Health Promotion Pedagogy
Pedagogy in Health Promotion has spearheaded exploration of the use of Artificial Intelligence (AI) in pedagogy, with several articles on this topic already, and is seeking to expand thought leadership in this critical space.
In preparation for an upcoming special issue, we welcome manuscripts addressing the use of generative AI in teaching and learning in the fields of health promotion and public health. Manuscripts may include completed or soon-to-be completed original research, descriptive best practices and lessons learned, commentaries, and student perspectives. Given the newness of using AI in pedagogy, we welcome submissions that reflect exploratory work in this area.
The electronic version of Pedagogy in Health Promotion is available free online, exclusively to SOPHE members through SAGE Journals Online after logging into MySOPHE.