Alcohol and Alcohol Safety

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Finn, Peter; Platt,,Judith-'
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Manqal for
.Alcohol and Alcohol Safetyi A Curriculum
TITLE
A Teacher's Acfi..yities
Senior High Level. Volume II,
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Guide.
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*Alcohol Education; Alcoholism; *Drinking;
DESCRIPTORS
Instructional Materials;-Interpersonal Competence;
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Education; *Senior High
Laws; Lesson Tlans;.Secondary
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Schools; *Social *Attitudes.; *Social Behavior;
Teaching Guides.
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ABSTRACT
ma3/41ual 'on Alcohol, and Alcohol Saf'ety
This curriculum
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for seniot high, level students. The
is designed, .as ateacher's guide
alcohol'gnd
(1) safety;.(2) attitudes toward
topics it covers are,:
physical and behavioral effects.;
(4)
reasons people drink.;
(3)
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(6) laws and customs;..
situations;
(5) interpersonal
alcohol industty;
alcoholism. Each topic is divided into a
and (7),problem drinking and
is,a self-contained learning
number of activities. Each activity
of class periods, and:
-experience which requires varying numbers
The particulaf skills developed by''
focuses On one or More objectives.
evaluating it, are provided.
the &ctivity, as well as methods for
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method: art, audiovisual,
ACtivities are also organized by teaChing
study, 4ctures, 'reading,
debates., discussion, drama, independent
science"and, writing.
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ALCOHOL
AND.
ALCOHOL SAFETY
A CURRICULUM MANUAL
FOR SENIOR HIGH LEVEL
VOLUME II of II
A TEACHER'S ACTIVITIES GUIDE
\at;h6rs..
Peter Finn
Judith Platt
." This manual was prepared for:
The National Highw-ay Traffic Safety Administration
and
The National Institute on Alcohol Abuse and Alcoholism
Under Con/ract'No. HSM-42-71-77
by:
Abi. Associates Inc.
Human bevelopment Division
Cambridge, Massachusetts 02138
DOT HS 800 706
September,,1972
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NIZATUON
ACTIVITY OR(
Order of Activities
1.
ex0erience
Each Activity provided-here is ,a self-confained learninq
which requires varying numbers of .71ass periods an* focuses on one or..
The Activities are numbered consecutively.and.are.
more objectiVes.
organized ,by alcohol topic, areas.:
Activity_ Numbers
Topics
1-37
safet
'1716
general
17-.27
interpersonal
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2837
laws
Attitudes and Reasons (attitudes toward alcohol .and
J
-85
reasons people drink)
86 115'
Effects (phYsical and behavioral)
116 144
Industry
11 -126
busine
11 -134'
cture
manu
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13-174.
situations)
Interpersonal (excluding interpersonal safety
15-140,
geneal
1 0-160
iarents
1 1-17K
peer
5-209\
Law and Custom
comparative s.tudies (other countries and ethnic
1 5-192
groups and historical periods)
193-209
laws (excluding safety laws)\
210-243
Problem Drinking and Alcoholism
210-216
background (attitudes, definitio6s, causes)
217-229
effects
230-243
treatment
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The.,teacher can.divide the looseleaf\Activities by each of these
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diVider for easy future reference.'
a labeled thdex
wi
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Topic Index on page270 indiGates which Activities
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t he above major headings.,
deal with Specifç topics within
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Within each topie.thJ ytivit.iva aro divided alphabetically by .teac1ii2u
The mothouis aro:
method.
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Art
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Wscuspion
DraMa
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.games
role plays-
Independent Study
field trips
interviews
PoOls
researph
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teathing
volunteer work
.Leetures.
Reading
Scien
Writin
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info4t1on
on teaching methods, consult' the Teaching Methods
For-more
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section on pages 85-
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to seleCt Activities by classroom subject area, the
If a teacher want
Cross References on pages 261-269 proVide easy entrance along theve axes%
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Activity Page Format
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are all,indicated on the top
ACTIVITY *S, TOPIC, AND METHOD
The
(See blank sample'Activity, role proti4e,and
of each Activity page.
scenario pages that follow.),
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Acfivity pages also contain the following information:
DocumentswhO deVeloped the Activiti
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REFERENCE
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Numbers refer to ti2e Bibliogrpphy.
reference number follqwed.by,"-q" in--
dicates the Activity was revised by the
authors.
Iiaicates on what p'agesiof the Content
CONTENT REFERENCE:
DlEerature section the teacher can find.
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:the -related alcohol information both for
is own edification and for,determining,
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hat tlirstudents should learn!
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