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- According to a survey of West students, 85% have consumed alcohol compared to the national average of 75% for high school students. West students drink slightly more than the national average. - The most common reasons for underage drinking reported by students surveyed were that it's fun, to make friends, and because they're stupid. However, the majority said they do not feel pressured to drink. - Common regretted actions after drinking included being arrested, having sex, and fighting with friends. The majority of underage drinking occurs with friends at parties or friends' houses.
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This document discusses the dangers of underage drinking. It notes that the brain is not fully developed until age 23-25 and drinking can cause permanent damage. It also says that underage drinking leads to risky behaviors like unprotected sex and crime. Additionally, it costs the state $1.7 billion annually to deal with alcohol-related crashes and injuries among youth. The document provides tips for parents to prevent underage drinking through open communication, supervision, and being a positive role model.
Teen Drinking Powerpoint
The document discusses teen partying and alcohol and drug abuse based on a survey of 20 students. It finds that most students have attended parties where alcohol was available, about half have consumed alcohol at parties, and less than half have used drugs at parties. Additionally, over half of students report that most people in their grade drink alcohol at parties.
Drinking and Driving
The document discusses the dangers of teen drinking and driving. It notes that alcohol impairs brain function and abilities like coordination, judgment, and vision. Prom season, graduation, and summer are particularly deadly times. Consequences of drinking and driving include legal penalties, injury, death, and loss of driving privileges. Statistics show that alcohol is a leading cause of death among young drivers and that inexperience increases risks. The document advocates for having a designated driver when drinking.
Kandice And Brooke
The document discusses the dangers of teen drinking and driving. It notes that alcohol impairs brain function and abilities like coordination, judgment, and vision. Prom night, graduation, and the start of summer are highlighted as particularly deadly times. Consequences of drinking and driving include legal penalties, injury, death, and loss of driving privileges. Statistics show that alcohol is a leading cause of death among young drivers and that inexperience increases risks. The document urges teens not to drink and drive.
Underage drinking[1]
Underage drinking is illegal and can have negative consequences. Statistics show that alcohol is widely used by those under 21, with 70% having at least one drink by age 18. Underage drinking can impact relationships, school or work performance, and health. It increases risks of car accidents, injuries, unsafe sex, and death. The document discusses real life stories of underage drinking from the novel Twisted and surveys that find peer pressure and lack of supervision contribute to teen drinking. Overall, the key message is that underage alcohol use should be avoided due to its potential short and long-term effects.
Underage drinking
Underage drinking is illegal and can have negative consequences. Statistics show that alcohol is widely used by those under 21, with 70% having at least one drink by age 18. Underage drinking can impact relationships, school or work performance, and health. It increases risks of car accidents, injuries, unsafe sex, and death. The document discusses real life stories of underage drinking from the novel Twisted and surveys that find peer pressure and lack of supervision contribute to teen drinking. Overall, the key message is that underage alcohol use should be avoided due to its potential effects on one's future.
Underage Drinking
The document summarizes the results of a survey of 21 random students ages 14-18 at West Senior high school about underage drinking. The survey found that a majority of male and female students surveyed had broken the law, been somewhere with underage drinking, and participated in underage drinking themselves. Several students reported drinking to excess and experiencing negative consequences like not remembering the night, vomiting, or doing something they regretted.
Drugs english 4
This document discusses the dangers of drinking and driving as well as drug use among teenagers. It notes that drinking and driving endangers both the driver and passengers in the vehicle. The document also discusses why some teenagers may feel pressure to use drugs or drink to fit in socially, but emphasizes that it is better to be yourself rather than change for others. National statistics are provided showing high rates of alcohol and drug use among high school students.
Denault
This document discusses the dangers of drinking and driving as well as drug use among teenagers. It notes that drinking and driving endangers both the driver and passengers in the vehicle. The document also questions why teenagers feel pressure to use drugs and drink, noting that doing so does not actually help one fit in and can lead to addiction and legal troubles. National statistics are provided showing high rates of alcohol and drug use among high school students.
Denault
This document discusses the dangers of drinking and driving as well as drug use among teenagers. It notes that drinking and driving endangers both the driver and passengers in the vehicle. The document also discusses how drug use is rising among high school students and can lead to addiction and social problems. National statistics show that over half of high school students drink alcohol weekly and a quarter use drugs weekly. The younger a person starts using drugs, the more likely they are to become addicted.
Twisted Student Survey Results
The document summarizes statistics from surveys conducted at West Seneca West High School and nationally on various topics related to family life, relationships, mental health, substance use, and reputation among teenagers. The statistics show that compared to national averages, a higher percentage of West Seneca West students come from non-traditional families, engage in sexting, experience bullying, contemplate suicide, have rumors spread about them, drink alcohol and engage in binge drinking and drinking and driving. The document prompts reflection on what these statistics say about American teenagers and students at the school in general as well as how they reflect on oneself personally.
Twisted Kid Survey Results
The document summarizes statistics from surveys conducted at West Seneca West High School and nationally on various topics related to family life, relationships, mental health, substance use, and reputation among teenagers. The statistics show that compared to national averages, a higher percentage of West Seneca West students come from non-traditional families, engage in sexting, experience bullying, contemplate suicide, have rumors spread about them, drink alcohol and engage in binge drinking and drinking and driving. The document prompts reflection on what these statistics say about American teenagers and students at the school in general as well as how they reflect on oneself personally.
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The document summarizes statistics from surveys conducted at West Seneca West High School and nationally on various topics related to family life, relationships, mental health, substance use, and reputation among teenagers. The statistics show that compared to national averages, a higher percentage of West Seneca West students come from non-traditional families, engage in sexting, experience bullying, contemplate suicide, have rumors spread about them, drink alcohol and engage in binge drinking and drinking and driving. The document prompts reflection on what these statistics say about American teenagers and students at the school in general as well as how they reflect on oneself personally.
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