Participants of the March 10 and March 11 trainings requested some of the information included in this PowerPoint, particularly the lists of effective versus ineffective drug prevention strategies.

1. Professional & Program Services Department of Eaton ISD

7. Our Healthy Student Know Do

9. Six Categories of Behaviors That Contribute Most to Adverse Health and Social Outcomes Two Rs for Stopping Assault & Preventing Violence Grades 7 & 8 Grades 9-12 Protect a Friend—Share Your Skills HIV, AIDS, & Other STDs It’s No Mystery: Tobacco Is a Killer What’s Food Got to Do With It? It’s Time to Move! Injuries & Violence Alcohol & Other Drugs Sexual Behaviors Tobacco Poor Diet Physical Inactivity Michigan Model for Health Teens Voice Solutions Managing Conflicts & Preventing Violence Teens Campaign Against Tobacco Help Yourself to Good Nutrition Stay Physically Active for Life Healthy & Responsible Relation-ships

10. Latest Issues in Health Education All Bets Are Off! Grades 7 & 8 Grades 9-12 Choosing Who I Am… Gambling Character Education Michigan Model for Health Building Character in Ourselves… Don’t Bet on It! Service Learning Managing Life… Alt. Ed. ? ? ? Building Character Through Service Learning ? Sun Safety Take Control of Your Sun Exposure Look Young & Stay Healthy—Your Choice

17. Grade Level Content Expectations (GLCEs) Student Learning Objectives for Each Grade

18. National Recognition Money This is a GREAT lesson. Hmm…this one is so-so.

27. Brainstorm situations and behaviors that you deal with in your classroom that take time away from teaching.

28. Modified Health Belief Model Skills Self-Efficacy Environmental Support Abilities to act in a healthy way Belief that one can use their skills to change life The most important predictors of current and future health status Facts to make responsible Decisions Understand severity Risks and benefits Peer, school, home, community support and reinforcement for healthy behaviors Behaviors Knowledge

29. Skills Self-Efficacy Environmental Support Behaviors Knowledge

51. What are potential consequences for a child who has been sexually abused? Why Is This Safety Issue Included?

53. Basic Personal Safety Skills Taught At All Grade Levels Say “No.” Get away. Yell. Tell someone. Keep telling until someone helps you.

59. How Can Health Education Help? Alcohol, Tobacco and Other Drugs

60. “ Just Say No” to drugs has had about as much impact on drug use as “ Have a nice day” has on clinical depression.

71. Michigan Model for Health ® : Personal Health & Wellness Topics Kindergarten: Three lessons Germs and handwashing Brushing teeth Advocating Grade 1: Three lessons Cover coughs and sneezes Handwashing Tooth care Grade 2: no lessons Grade 3: Two lessons Personal hygiene Making a hygiene plan Grade 4: no lessons Grade 5: Two lessons Skin, hair, nails, and oral hygiene Media influences Grade 6: One lesson Germ-busting