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MAPP-SD School
Classroom Training.
Schools are in need of accurate, up to date information on
Meth to best educate their students. Working in conjunction with Governor
Mike Rounds' Meth Makes You Ugly campaign, MAPP-SD carefully
researched and developed educational classroom presentations and
materials, offering them free-of-charge to South Dakota’s 7th-12th grade
students. Please
click here for full menu of
options plus the request form (PDF file).
Prevention Providers Certified by the SD
Dept. of Human Services, Division of Alcohol and Drug Abuse (as of
August 2007)
Meth: Myths vs. Realities -
A Meth prevention
curriculum designed as a single session add-on component for Life Skills
Training and the Strengthening Families Program, but
adaptable to other evidence-based programs. The
curriculum consists of an activity where participants identify whether
commonly heard information about Meth is a myth or a reality. Information
is based on the most current scientific research available at the time of
publication. Core curriculum materials include the Teacher's Guide and
Myths vs. Realities Cards. Lesson plans for Life Skills Training and the
Strengthening Families Program are also available. This curriculum has not
been tested for effectiveness in the classroom.
Just Think Twice - Includes information on health risks and
effects of Meth on the user and other people, environmental effects,
information on addiction and treatment. There are also a number of
links to credible resources, including many for teens.
National Institute for Drug Abuse - Information for teachers and
parents, also a section for students. This website includes materials for
elementary through high school students.
The Brain: Understanding Neurobiology Through the Study of Addiction -
Discover the fundamentals of
neurobiology, and learn how drugs of abuse change the brain. Learn that
drug addiction is a treatable, chronic brain disease.
Materials designed for Grades 9-12.
Washington County Sheriff's Office: Crystal Misery
- Washington County Sheriff's office in Oregon
developed four powerful posters that are available to interested schools
through this website. There is room at the bottom of each poster to
provide local treatment and hotline phone numbers.
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