Cannabis Use and Misuse: Understanding and Prevention (Grades 6-8)

This course explores the prevalence of cannabis use among middle school students. It critically examines the risks associated with modern consumption methods and the potential dangers of combining cannabis with alcohol and other substances, further underlining the significance of informed decisions. The curriculum focuses on the long-term impacts of cannabis on cognition and memory, offering a comprehensive perspective on the substance to prepare learners to make more informed choices. Lastly, the course promotes a proactive approach to resisting peer pressure by focusing on personal development and guiding learners through goal-setting strategies.​

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Course Details

Learning Objectives

Full Course

This course is designed for students in grades 6-8.​

Duration: 13 minutes

Language: EN

Kimberley Timpf

Author

Kimberley Timpf is Vector Solutions' internal subject matter expert in alcohol and other drug misuse prevention. Kimberley has an MEd from Boston College, where she worked for 12 years prior to entering the educational technology field. Her work in the alcohol and other drug prevention field spans more than 25 years directing nationally recognized prevention programs and accruing a broad range of experience, expertise, and passion that ensures our education course content and thought leadership is aligned with current research and innovative practice.

Vector Solutions

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The Vector Solutions Editorial Team comprises veteran editors and subject matter experts on school, campus, and workplace safety and compliance topics.

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