Michigan Model Substance Abuse Conference 9 08
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The document discusses the Michigan Model for Health, a comprehensive K-12 health education curriculum that aims to prevent drug abuse. It provides skills-based lessons addressing various health topics including social-emotional health, nutrition, safety, and alcohol/tobacco prevention. Research shows this approach is effective by building students' knowledge, self-efficacy, and skills to make healthy choices. The curriculum is implemented statewide with support from regional coordinators.
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- 1. The Comprehensive Approach to School Health Education Primary Drug Prevention for K-12 Students and the Michigan Model for Health ®
- 2. “ Just Say No” to drugs has had about as much impact on drug use as “ Have a nice day” has on clinical depression.
- 5. Initiation of Drug Use Before Age 13 2007 MI & US YRBS
- 6. Early Initiation of Drug Use* *Among those who ever used 2007 MI YRBS
- 7. Illicit Drug Use* *Lifetime use among students 2007 MI YRBS
- 8. Tobacco Use * During previous month 1997, 1999, 2001, 2003, 2007 MI YRBS
- 12. Coordinated School Health Programs Family & Community Involvement Physical Education School Health Services Nutrition Services Counseling, Psychological & Social Services Comprehensive School Health Education School-site Health Promotion for Staff Healthy School Environment
- 13. The Comprehensive Approach to School Health Education Michigan Model for Health ®
- 31. Lesson Number Lesson Title Learning Objectives Health Standard Lesson Synopsis Time Requirement Materials Needed
- 32. Column Headings: Consistent throughout all Lesson Procedure sections Bridging Statement Outline format: Easy reference for experienced teachers Suggestion: Tips to help teachers Scripted: Help for new teachers or new to the subject matter Introduction Section
- 33. Slide Masters: Offered in black and white (for overhead transparency) as well as PowerPoints Assessments: Student self assessments & assessment tools for teachers
- 47. The Comprehensive Approach to School Health Education Let’s try out an activity!
- 53. Regional Comprehensive School Health Coordination Sites