Drug Education 

Alcohol, Tobacco
and Other Drugs

Just say, "Know!"

Our sickness is between our ears

Anonymous

General Resources

 

Resources

Lessons/Activities

Addiction & Recovery

Alcohol and Other Drug Use

Close to Home Online

Club Drugs

Drug Descriptions

DEA Law Enforcement Statistics

Freevibe

Get It Straight – The Facts about Drugs

Go Ask Alice! - Alcohol, Nicotine and Other Drugs

HabitSmart

How Stuff Works – Drugs Channel

In The Mix: Drug Abuse- Altered States

It’s My Life: Body: Drug Abuse – Getting It Straight

Marijuana, Cocaine, and Other Illegal Drug Use

National Clearinghouse for Alcohol and Drug Information

NIDA For Teens Web Site

NIDA Info Facts

Online Dictionary Of Street Drug Slang

Peer Pressure & Choices

Signs and Symptoms of Substance Abuse

Street Terms: Drugs and the Drug Trade

Substance Abuse and Mental Health Statistics

Substance Abuse Articles

The Addiction Recovery Guide

The Big Book Online, Fourth Edition

The Reconstructors – An Adventure Game On Drugs

Web of Addictions

What’s Your Poison?

Life beyond Drugs

You Make Me Sick Game

Learning about the Effects of Drugs and Drug Treatments in the Science or Health Classroom

Teens’ Movie Restrictions and Use of Tobacco and Alcohol

Healthy Decision-Making Towards Alcohol And Tobacco Use

Dr. Ann Quizzes and Surveys

 

New York Times Lesson Plans

Assessing Whether Student Drug Testing Is a Violation of Student Rights

Developing Substance Abuse Treatment Programs Geared To Teenagers

Exploring the Debate Behind the "Harm Reduction" Approach To Drug Use

The Effects of Drugs On International Relations

Understanding The Motivation Behind Drug Abuse Behaviors - HIV

 

Drugs Webquests

Sniffing It Out: A Webquest on Drug Dogs In Schools

Addiction and the Brain

Information

Activities & Projects

 

Actions of Alcohol on the Brain

Alcohol

Alcohol and Other Drug Thesaurus

Alcohol on the Brain

Alcohol Screening.org

Alcohol Use

Alcohol, Drugs and other Addictions

Alcohol, Tobacco and Other Drugs Resources

Alcohol: Problems and Solutions

Alcohol: What You Don’t Know

Alcohol: What’s in it for You?

Alcoholism/Substance Abuse

American Council on Alcoholism and Treatment Locator Helpline

Brain on drugs

Brain response to drugs

Drug effects

Drug overdose

Drugs and health risks

Drugs and pregnancy

drugs and the human body

DRUGS: what you should know

Effects of commonly used drugs

Effects of drugs: sex, health,and social life

Emotions: Drug effects

Excessive Alcohol Use

Family:Drug effects

Fetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorder

Fetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorders Center for Excellence

Fetal Alcohol Syndrome Information Page

Frequently Asked Questions [NIAAA]

health effects of drugs other than alcohol

How Stuff Works – How Alcohol Works

Information about Driving Under the Influence of Drugs or Alcohol

Just For Kids – For Children Of Alcoholics

Marijuana

National Association For Children Of Alcoholics

National Institute on Alcohol Abuse and Alcoholism

National Organization on Fetal Alcohol Syndrome

Neuroscience For Kids – Alcohol

Overdoes intervention

Peer Pressure & Choices

Specific drugs and their effects

Stimulants

Teenage risk taking drugs

Tips For Teens: The Truth About Alcohol

Tobacco

Underage Drinking

Alcohol Lessons

Raising Awareness about the Risks of Driving while intoxicated

Impaired




Alcohol Webquests

Alcohol Issues Project

Drink, Drunk, Drive: Why We Must Legislate

Drinking And Driving

Tears Of A Tiger

Teenage Drinking

Teenagers and Alcoholism

Tobacco

  The Other Drugs

Categories

Types of Drugs

Stimulants

Amphetamines

Cocaine

Cylert

Methamphetamines

Ritalin

 

Inhalants

Aerosol sprays

Glues

Gasoline

Laughing gas

Paint thinner

 

Cannabinoids

Hashish

Marijuana

Depressants

Alcohol

Barbiturates

Benzodiazepines

Flunitrazepam

GHB (Gamma-hydroxybutyrate)

Methaqualone

Tranquilizers

Opioids & Morphine Derivatives

Codeine

Heroin

Hydrocodone bitartrate, acetaminophen

Morphine

Opium

Oxycodone HCL

Fentanyl and fentanyl analogs

Anabolic Steroids

Anadrol

Dianabol

Durabolin

Oxandrin

Stanozol

 

Hallucinogens

Cannabis

LSD (lysergic acid diethylamide)

Magic Mushrooms

Mescaline

Psilocybin

Classes of Drugs Project
Paper version of this rubric

I.                    What it is

A.     Description of your category

1.      What forms it comes in (e.g. pills, canister, etc.)

2.      What it looks like

3.      Examples of specific drugs in your category

4.      How drugs in this category are used

5.      How drug makes user feel

B.     DEA Drug Schedule Classification

1.      Why substances in this category are controlled

2.      Medical uses for this class of drug, if any

3.      Other legitimate uses for this class of drug, if any

4.      Legal consequences for being caught (in Washington): State

a.       Using this class of drug (provide amounts)

b.      Selling or distributing this class of drug (provide amounts)

II.                 What it does

A.     Physical Effects

1.      How it works on the brain (specifically)

2.      Health risks posed by this class of drug

a.       Risks to self

b.      Risks to others

c.       Risks to fetus of pregnant woman

B.     Social Effects

1.      Personality changes to the user

2.      Effects on emotions and behavior

3.      Effects on friends/family

C.     Special dangers associated with this type of drug

1.      Risk of overdose

2.      Interactions w/other types of drugs

III.               Treatment options

A.     Level of addiction caused by this type of drug

B.     Success rate for treatment

C.     Local agencies and organizations that help for little or no payment

1.      Choose three drug education-related articles from Health Education-ATOD and take Response notes on them

2.      Read and take Cornell notes on Chemistry of Tobacco and Alarming Smoking Statistics

3.      Take the Taking on Tobacco - Quiz: How Well Do you Know Tobacco? from the American Lung Association

4.      Complete the Dangers of Tobacco Use: Persuading Kids Not to Smoke Webquest. Choose one of the available roles to complete the mission

Webquests

Go Ask Alice by Anonymous - Make decisions about using drugs.