WHY DO PEOPLE NOT USE DRUGS? WHY DO PEOPLE USE DRUGS.

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WHY DO PEOPLE NOT USE DRUGS? WHY DO PEOPLE USE DRUGS

What reasons did you come up with after watching the documentary and/or from your own experiences? WHY DO TEENS USE DRUGS?

WHAT DO TEENS SAY Why do teens use drugs (1)To be cool or popular (2)To fit in (3)To feel better (4)Forget problems (5)Boredom (6)Curiosity (7)It’s there…why not Public Service Announcement Popular (#1)

TOP 5 REASONS ACTIVITY Reading – Writing - thinking Directions:  Read the article “Top 5 Reasons Teen Do Drugs”  Complete the activity sheet – this is your ticket out of class today! Other ways to get high!

PREPARATION: DRUG CATEGORIES Tomorrow we will be studying 7 primary drug categories. You will be asked to know: 1)Name of category 2)Impact on the CNS - definition 3)Immediate Effects 4)Specific drugs of category 5)Possible negative outcomes Drug Category Defined Short-term Effects Specific Drugs Negative Outcomes Suggestion: don’t make your spaces too small