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Violence and Risk Taking Behaviour<br />

Public Profile<br />

Unit #3 Activity #6<br />

Teaching Learning Strategy #2<br />

Catholic Profile<br />

Unit #2 Activity #4<br />

Teaching Learning Strategy N/A<br />

Teacher Resource (Background Information and Answer Sheet)<br />

Strategies to Reduce Risk of Injury and Injury-related Deaths for Adolescents<br />

Strategies to<br />

Reduce Risk<br />

of Injury for<br />

Adolescents<br />

<strong>Education</strong> • MADD<br />

Awareness<br />

Campaign<br />

• Crime<br />

Stoppers<br />

Media/TV • MADD<br />

Multi-Media<br />

Presentation<br />

Policy<br />

Development<br />

Example Is the Strategy Successful? Could the Strategy be<br />

Changed/Adapted to<br />

Improve It?<br />

• ÒZero<br />

ToleranceÓ<br />

environment<br />

in schools<br />

• Tobacco<br />

Control Act<br />

• Minimum<br />

drinking age<br />

• Taxes on<br />

tobacco<br />

• effective prevention<br />

programs in schools are<br />

difficult to implement<br />

• most successful<br />

prevention programs are<br />

those that use the social<br />

influence model which<br />

provides information on<br />

health and social<br />

consequences and<br />

motivate students to<br />

resist pressures<br />

• greatest impact on<br />

increasing knowledge,<br />

awareness, and<br />

influencing what is<br />

socially acceptable<br />

• modest success in<br />

affecting attitudes and<br />

behaviour.<br />

• shown to be effective<br />

particularly when<br />

combined with other<br />

educational and<br />

community approaches<br />

• reinforce education in<br />

schools by parents, the<br />

media and policies<br />

• use campaigns to set the<br />

agenda for public<br />

discussion<br />

• strongly enforce laws<br />

that inhibit youth access<br />

to substances<br />

discourages youth from<br />

initiating use, e.g.,<br />

prohibiting the sales of<br />

tobacco to young people<br />

appear to discourage<br />

youth from trying<br />

tobacco<br />

<strong>Grade</strong> <strong>11</strong> <strong>Healthy</strong> <strong>Active</strong> <strong>Living</strong> <strong>Education</strong> (PPL30), Module #3 Violence and Risk Taking Behaviour<br />

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