What Works:
What Works: Schools Without Drugs
作者：United States. Department of Education
体例：题 章数：116
字数：129,878 来源：Project Gutenberg
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章节目录
共 116 题- THE WHITE HOUSE
- WASHINGTON
- August 4, 1986
- William J. Bennett
- Secretary of Education
- WHAT CAN WE DO?
- A Plan for Achieving Schools Without Drugs
- PARENTS:
- SCHOOLS:
- STUDENTS:
- COMMUNITIES:
- CONTENTS
- Page
- INTRODUCTION iv
- WHAT CAN WE DO? vii
- CHILDREN AND DRUGS 1
- A PLAN FOR ACTION 11
- CONCLUSION 40
- SPECIAL SECTIONS
- Teaching About Drug Prevention 44
- How the Law Can Help 49
- Acknowledgments 78
- Ordering Information
- Children and Drugs
- Percentage of High School Seniors Who Have Used Cocaine
- Source: Institute for Social Research 1986]
- Extent of Drug Use
- Fact Sheet
- Drugs and Dependence
- How Drug Use Develops
- Fact Sheet
- Cocaine: Crack
- Effects of Drug Use
- Drug Use and Learning
- Parents
- Instilling Responsibility
- Parents
- Supervision
- Fact Sheet
- Signs of Drug Use
- Signs of Drugs and Drug Paraphernalia
- Identification with Drug Culture
- Signs of Physical Deterioration
- Dramatic Changes in School Performance
- Changes in Behavior
- Parents
- Recognizing Drug Use
- Schools
- Assessing the Problem
- Schools
- Setting Policy
- Schools
- Enforcing Policy
- Fact Sheet
- Legal Questions on Search and Seizure
- Fact Sheet
- Legal Questions on Suspension and Expulsion
- Fact Sheet
- Tips for Selecting Drug Prevention Materials
- Schools
- Teaching About Drug Prevention
- Enlisting the Community
- Students
- Learning the Facts
- Responsibility Pledge for a Peer Counselor, R. H. Watkins High School
- Responsibilities of a Peer Counselor
- Students
- Helping Fight Drug Use
- Communities
- Providing Support
- Communities
- Tough Law Enforcement
- TEACHING ABOUT DRUG PREVENTION
- Teaching About Drug Prevention: Sample Topics and Learning Activities
- HOW THE LAW CAN HELP
- SEARCHING FOR DRUGS WITHIN THE SCHOOL
- SUSPENSION AND EXPULSION
- CONFIDENTIALITY OF EDUCATION RECORDS
- OTHER LEGAL ISSUES
- CANNABIS
- Effects
- INHALANTS
- Effects
- STIMULANT: COCAINE
- Effects
- OTHER STIMULANTS
- Effects
- DEPRESSANTS
- Effects
- HALLUCINOGENS
- Effects
- NARCOTICS
- Effects
- DESIGNER DRUGS
- Effects
- TOLLFREE INFORMATION
- 1-800-241-9746--PRIDE DRUG INFORMATION LINE.
- 1-800-662-HELP--NIDA HOTLINE.
- 1-800-COCAINE--COCAINE HELPLINE.
- GENERAL READINGS AND VIDEOTAPES
- FREE CATALOGS OF DRUG ABUSE PUBLICATIONS
- SCHOOL AND COMMUNITY RESOURCES
- ADOLESCENT DRUG REHABILITATION PROGRAMS
- READINGS ON LEGAL ISSUES
- OTHER SOURCES OF MATERIALS ON LEGAL ISSUES
- Children and Drugs
- Extent of Drug Use
- How Drug Use Develops
- Effects of Drug Use
- Drug Use and Learning
- What Parents Can Do
- What Schools Can Do
- What Communities Can Do
- Teaching About Drug Prevention
- How the Law Can Help
- Specific Drugs and Their Effects