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Anti-Drug Education With The New York Times |
Online
curriculum guides from The New York Times to engage students in discussions
of healthy lifestyle choices, evaluating risk, peer pressure, consequences
of tobacco, alcohol and drug use, and activities that promote healthy
self-esteem. Lessons are correlated to national standards.
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Athletes
Training and Learning to Avoid Steroids is
a drug prevention program designed for high school male athletes. The
curriculum utilizes a hands-on-approach, with interactive activities.
A unique feature of the program is the use of an influential coach and
peer leaders as facilitators in a team setting. In addition to ten 45-minute
classroom sessions, there are three exercise sessions in the weight
room.
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Helps
your organization launch an anti tobacco campaign with costumes, speakers,
and other resources for teachers and trainers.
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Creative Partnerships for Prevention |
The
goal of this national initiative is to provide current information,
ideas, and resources on how to use the arts and humanities to enhance
drug and violence prevention programming, foster resiliency in youth,
and implement collaborations within communities to strengthen prevention
programs for youth.
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The Coaches Playbook Against Drugs |
Helps coaches educate athletes about the dangers of drugs.
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The Feel Better Book |
Ponders
worksheets that are a fun, engaging way for professionals to work with
children to enhance self-esteem and help identify feelings. They are
also designed to provide children from alcoholic families with special
information, and encourage them to talk to a trusted adult about their
problems.
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Media Literacy for Drug Prevention |
The New York Times Newspaper in Education Program announces a free, online guide for middle school educators. The ten lessons in the guide use the newspaper as a springboard to teach students to recognize media influences that can affect their decisions about substance use. The curriculum helps students develop critical thinking about the exposure to illicit drugs, alcohol and tobacco that they receive through movies, TV, radio, print and other media. The lessons include reproducible student worksheets and activities to do at home and are correlated with national standards. |
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Teachers
can download slides for classroom presentations. Topics include addiction
and the effects of certain drugs on the brain.
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Protecting You/ Protecting Me |
A
science-based alcohol prevention curriculum for grades 1 through 5.
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