Various public primary school systems in the United States have carried out programs of education or educational awareness programmes about drug abuse for their students because of recent studies showing that many primary schools in the country have been exposed to the serious problem of drug abuse. If you are a primary school teacher managing several classes of different grade levels and your school does not have an education awareness programme for drug abuse, maybe it is time to suggest to the school administration that your school should have a drug abuse awareness programme.
An educational awareness programme for drug abuse under the primary school level could consist of: classroom lectures with the use of visual aids; educational games, sports and other activities conducted in the classroom, school gym or outside playing field; and field visits to events or places that promote education awareness about the dangers and prevention of drug abuse. As a primary school teacher, you could learn about the different education awareness activities for drug abuse awareness from resources that are available in the library, or from the Internet.
When you read and study about the materials of carrying out an educational awareness activities for drug abuse, you would learn the common education awareness activities that you could easily learn and carry out for your class. The two most common awareness activities are role playing and presentations. Role playing is an effective activity for students in the 3rd to 6th grade levels because they are old enough to memorize lines and act in roles that allow them to be in scenarios about drug abuse that they understand. A typical role playing scenario that the children could identify with is the setting outside the school when their classes are finished. The scenario could be fellow pupils or strangers offering drugs, and on how they could refuse those offers.
Monday, 24 October 2011
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