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Development of a Cannabis Education Program.

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Sheppard, Margaret A. – Journal of Drug Education, 1983

Describes the development and pilot testing of a marihauna education program for grades 7-10. The five-lesson program included a health belief model and a legal deterrance model. Results of the pilot test showed the health program had the greatest impact. (JAC)

Descriptors: Drug Education, Foreign Countries, Health Education, Illegal Drug Use

Preventing School Violence by Building Connectedness: A Local Initiative.

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Ashford, Mary-Wynne – 1997

School violence in British Columbia (Canada) is directly related to youth alienation and disconnectedness. The Native concept of connectedness or sense of belonging can be a useful guide for assessing the effectiveness of school violence programs. Connectedness, in this context, indicates that humans are part of a seamless web of creation in which…

Descriptors: American Indian Education, Canada Natives, Community Relations, Conflict Resolution