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Think Twice

Year 5 / Year 6

Alcohol is a common legal drug in Australia. Students often believe that it is used by most teens, however, the evidence is that alcohol consumption has greatly reduced in the current generations. This age-appropriate module takes a strengths-based approach, empowering students to make safe choices, now and in the future.

Overview

Students explore the possible impacts of alcohol on the people who use it and on others. They investigate social norms and identify why many teens chose to not drink alcohol and the laws around alcohol sale and supply. They identify and practice strategies to reduce alcohol-related harms.

Life Ed programs are not just a visit, they’re a multi-modal learning pathway! So make use of the whole pathway… the pre visit lesson; the Life Ed Educator visit; the 2 post visit lessons; and the parent communication.

Learning outcomes include:
  • Understand the the impacts of alcohol on individuals and communities
  • Understand the social norms around alcohol in the community
  • Apply critical thinking skills in relation to decisions about alcohol
  • Apply strategies that promote their safety and the safety of others
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