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Tobacco Education
Guidelines and Resources
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Reasons for Intervention Strategies
Smoking is the #1 most preventable health problem in America, accounting for 30% of all cancers & 30-40% of all CV diseases
Tobacco industries have lied about: nicotine addiction/marketing to kids [12+].
Each day $13 million is spent to get 5,000 new smokers (most < 18 years old); 3000 will become addicted
1/3 of smokers will die prematurely; second-hand smoke; smoking-pregnancy
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CDC’s Guidelines for School Programs to Prevent Tobacco Use
1. Policy2. Instruction3. Curriculum4. Training5. Family involvement6. Tobacco cessation efforts7. Evaluation
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Policy
Prohibit all tobacco use on school premises, in school vehicles, and at school functions.
Prohibit tobacco advertising (signs, clothing, in publications).
Require student instruction on avoiding tobacco use.
Help students who violate policies rather than punish.
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Instruction Program focus on decreasing social
acceptability Teaching resistance skills (from
peers/media) Assertiveness, goal setting, problem
solving Helping students understand why young
people start and offer alternatives Resources – CDC, ACS, ALA, NCI,
AHA, etc.
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Instruction
Programs that only discuss tobacco’s harmful effects/instill fear DO NOT prevent use (CDC).
Social influences, resistance programs significantly reduce adolescent smoking, but effects only last 1-3 years (Surgeon General, 1994).
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Curriculum
Prevention education K-12. DARE (ineffective) Michigan model (good) Quest: Skills for growing (good) (Making the grade: A guide to school drug
prevention programs, 1996. Telephone: 202-663-6090
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Training
Provide program-specific teacher training
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Family Involvement
Promote discussion at home about tobacco use by assigning homework and projects that involve families.
Encourage parents to participate in community efforts to prevent tobacco use and addiction.
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Tobacco Cessation Efforts
Provide programs that help students/staff to quit rather than punishment.
(However, the Surgeon General [1994] reports that smoking cessation programs have low success rates [especially teen recruitment & retention rates] for formal programs.
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Evaluation
Assess the tobacco-use prevention program at regular intervals.
Schools can use the: CDC Guidelines for School Health Programs to
Prevent Tobacco Use and Addition [available 770-488-3168], or;
Access the internet at: http://www.cdc.gov/nccdphp/dash. [Click on School Health Index & then
SHI for Middle and High Schools and then Resources for School Physical Activity, Healthy Eating, and Tobacco-Free Lifestyle
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Educating Youth about Tobacco Ads Classroom instruction. (CDC Guidelines, etc.) Formal Programs/Materials:
CDC’s MediaSharp (for middle and high school): teacher’s guide, 7 min. video and activities. Available free by phone at: 770-488-5705.
CDC’s MTV Talks Tobacco (for middle and High School): Gabrielle Reece/”Real World”) 2-part video & discussion guide. Available free: MTV Talks Tobacco, Office of Smoking & Health, Mail Stop K-50, 4770 Buford Highway NE, Atlanta, GA 30341-3717.
MA dept. of Public Health: Smoke Screeners. Ed. program that teaches kids media literacy & critical analysis. Free at: http://www.fablevision.com/smokescreeners
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Educating Youth about Tobacco Ads Counteradvertising efforts:
CDC Media Campaign Resource Center provides info (MediaSharp, Media Campaign Resource Book, etc.) and direct technical assistance in all material development
Focus Group Review for Effectiveness Assessing youth attitudes, beliefs, and
effectiveness of ads (Peracchio & Luna, 1998). Student Advocacy
E.g. SWAT, Campaign for Tobacco-Free Kids ($10 video/brochure, 1707 L. Street, NW, Suite 800, Washington, DC 20036
Professional Deglamorization Ads: SWAT’s “Truth.com”
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Drug Ed. Programs/Resources DASA – Department of Alcoholism &
Substance Abuse IDASA – Illinois Department of Alcoholism &
Substance Abuse (State affiliate of DASA). Provides full or partial funding for the following programs: Prevention First/Prevention Resource Center. AV,
books, posters, pamphlets, facts for all drugs and other health topics.
In-Touch programs. (Regional Offices, e.g. CEAD in Mattoon). Guest speakers [some $], peer training, pamphlets, programs [Operation Snowball], etc.
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IDASA programs (cont.) McGruff. Generally located in County Sheriff’s
office. Drug prevention and safety information [I-Search, abduction, etc.]
DARE – Drug Abuse Resistance Education. Programs at elementary and secondary levels. Most commonly in 5th or 6th grade. A 15 week program taught in schools by a trained uniformed police officer.
IDOT – Il. Dept. of Transportation. Handouts, posters, BAL wheel, Convincer [Crash simulator program. 18+/EIU based out of Office of Safety Programs 217-582-2019.
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Other Resources American Cancer Society (ACS)
Posters, pamphlets, AV, pre-established curriculum, statistics, etc. [Pre-school, elementary, secondary, college, etc.]
American Lung Association (ALA) Posters, pamphlets, AV, etc. [$ in bulk]
Illinois Department of Public Health – posters, pamphlets
Hospitals – ENCARE program, etc. Distributors – posters, pamphlets, etc. Insurance Companies
E.g. State Farm, Country Companies, etc. Pamphlets, AV, on-site programs, etc.
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Other Resources (cont.) Universities Formal Programs:
Michigan Model Quest Here’s Looking at You 2010. Lion’s Club Drug Prevention, etc.
For program quality check: Making the Grade: A Guide to School Drug
Prevention Programs 262-663-6090 “Elements of a Good Drug Program”