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Peer reviewedLomask, Michal S.; And Others – Science Education, 1995
Developed and tested the Safety Simulator, a new assessment of science teachers' knowledge of school lab safety management based on Interactive Videodisc Technology. Reports that reliability of scores for the four different categories of lab safety (physical facilities, chemicals, lab techniques, and students' behavior) were found to be moderate…
Descriptors: Evaluation, Interactive Video, Laboratory Safety, Safety Education
Peer reviewedPetrak, Lynn – PTA Today, 1994
Children need to be taught about food safety. The paper includes safety tips to remember when selecting, cooking, and eating meals, both at home and away from home. Information is included on grocery shopping, home storage, food preparation, cooking, serving, and leftovers. (SM)
Descriptors: Accident Prevention, Child Health, Cooking Instruction, Elementary Education
Peer reviewedMaharaj, H. P. – Science Teacher, 1991
Describes some of the dangers involved in working with gas discharge tubes in the laboratory. (ZWH)
Descriptors: High Schools, Higher Education, Laboratory Safety, Physical Sciences
Peer reviewedSaari, J.; And Others – International Labour Review, 1993
A study of safety training programs in 66 Canadian companies found that those who provided tailor-made training already offered better working conditions, greater management involvement in safety work, and more safety activities than those who used outside training sources. This suggests that safety regulations benefit good companies more than…
Descriptors: Adult Education, Federal Regulation, Foreign Countries, Occupational Safety and Health
Schimelpfenig, Tod – Outdoor Network Newsletter, 1991
Discusses safety management at the National Outdoor Leadership School. Describes safety responsibilities of staff and administrators, staff training and skills development courses, administration and paperwork, student responsibility for safety, field support services, evacuation support system, safety audits, and the safety review process. (SV)
Descriptors: Accident Prevention, Leadership Training, Outdoor Education, Outdoor Leadership
Camping Magazine, 1998
Skin cancer is the fastest increasing cancer, and children receive 80% of their lifetime sun exposure before age 18. Campers should apply sunscreen with a sun protection factor of at least 15 daily, 20 minutes before going outdoors and again every 2 hours. Seven strategies for preventing sunburn and reducing the risk of developing skin cancer are…
Descriptors: Camping, Cancer, Child Health, Educational Strategies
Peer reviewedLopez, Martha; Peterson, Shirley S.; Craigmill, Arthur; Martinez, Nestor; Parnell, Saundra; Rene, Paula; Turner, Barbara – Journal of Extension, 1999
Extension educators broadened their capacity to educate more Latino families about lead poisoning through collaboration with community agencies. Agencies were provided multicultural curriculum materials and staff training to carry the program into the community. (SK)
Descriptors: Adult Education, Agency Cooperation, Community Cooperation, Extension Education
Peer reviewedTaylor, Melissa C.; Curtis, Patricia A. – Journal of Extension, 1999
Extension educators' need for food safety information that is accurate, timely, and accessible is being filled by North Carolina Cooperative Extension Service's Web site. The nationally recognized site features a database and links to over 600 publications and fact sheets. (SK)
Descriptors: Consumer Education, Databases, Extension Education, Food
Peer reviewedRader, Jan – Kappa Delta Pi Record, 1998
Teachers must help students learn how to use the Internet appropriately and apply prior precautionary knowledge to Internet use. They must safeguard students by recognizing potential dangers when going online and establishing guidelines to minimize risk. These include previewing all sites, installing filtering software, teaching about Internet…
Descriptors: Computer Uses in Education, Electronic Mail, Elementary Secondary Education, Internet
Peer reviewedVavrek, R. James; Holle, Ronald L.; Lopez, Raul E. – Hoosier Science Teacher, 1999
Summarizes the recommendations of the Lightning Safety Group (LSG), which was first convened during the 1998 American Meteorological Society Conference. Findings outline appropriate actions under various circumstances when lightning threatens. (WRM)
Descriptors: Earth Science, Electricity, Emergency Programs, Meteorology
Peer reviewedWebb, Debb; Murphy, Dennis J.; Kiernan, Nancy Ellen – Journal of Extension, 2001
Three intervention models to reduce hazards and risks of farm work were tested: self-audit (n=73), youth safety and health program (n=64), and a community coalition for safety and health (n=17). Despite some difficulties, university researchers and agents did accomplish the primary goal: scientific evaluation of models of safety education. (SK)
Descriptors: Community Action, Educational Cooperation, Extension Agents, Extension Education
Peer reviewedHarrington, Susan S.; Walker, Bonnie L. – Journal of Continuing Education in Nursing, 2002
Fire safety training was provided to long-term care staff by computer (n=47) or a print-based, instructor-led program (n=47). Compared to 47 controls, both treatment groups significantly increased knowledge. The computer-trained staff were enthusiastic about the learning method and expressed greater interest in additional safety topics. (SK)
Descriptors: Adult Education, Computer Assisted Instruction, Conventional Instruction, Long Term Care
Peer reviewedUtley, Cheryl A.; Reddy, Shalini S.; Delquadri, Joseph C.; Greenwood, Charles R.; Mortweet, Susan L.; Bowman, Velma – Education and Treatment of Children, 2001
Five elementary students with developmental disabilities were taught health and safety facts using either classwide peer tutoring (CWPT) or traditional teaching methods. Comparison indicated that both CWPT procedures and traditional teacher-led procedures produced similar outcomes. Discussion focuses on advantages of using CWPT to acquire basic…
Descriptors: Developmental Disabilities, Elementary Education, Health Education, Instructional Effectiveness
Jostad, Candice M.; Miltenberger, Raymond G. – Child and Family Behavior Therapy, 2004
Gun play results in hundreds of childhood injuries and deaths each year in the United States. Behavioral Skills Training (BST) is used to teach children the skills needed to resist gun play when finding a firearm. Although effective, existing BST programs are time and resource intensive and therefore lack the efficiency required to be widely…
Descriptors: Safety Education, Child Safety, Accident Prevention, Injuries
Schmoker, Oliver E., III. – ProQuest LLC, 2009
This research study was implemented within the subject headquarters of a regional center, an organization responsible for security cooperation in Europe and Eurasia. The focus of the study was the center's program of security education. This program was designed to support evolving security objectives of foreign countries in order to increase the…
Descriptors: National Security, Program Administration, International Relations, Measures (Individuals)

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