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Drug Abuse Resistance Education (D.A.R.E.): Faculty Orientation.

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North Carolina State Dept. of Justice, Raleigh. – 1990

The purpose of this faculty orientation is to introduce the Drug Abuse Resistance Prorgram (DARE) to teachers who will have the program offered to their students. The DARE program is designed to give young people the facts about drugs and alcohol, and was developed in 1983 by health education specialists in conjunction with the Los Angeles Police…

Descriptors: Alcohol Education, Class Activities, Drug Education, Drug Use

Juvenile Justice in Maryland. Decision-Making in Contemporary America, Univ V.

Vetter, Donald P.; And Others – 1978

This unit on juvenile justice is the last of five units in a ninth grade social studies course. (The course is described in SO 010 891). There are four objectives: (1) given data on juvenile crime, the student will analyze it and hypothesize reasons why the crimes are committed; (2) presented with a variety of law enforcement situations, the…

Descriptors: Communication Skills, Correctional Institutions, Courts, Crime