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2. positivechoices.org.au › teachers › myths-aboutMyths about alcohol: Class Activity - Positive Choices

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   Class discussion: Hand out a copy of “Myths or facts about alcohol” to each student. Systematically work through the list of Myths and Facts on the sheet. Ask the class to determine which are myths and which are facts. Ask the class to try to explain the reason for why each point is a myth or fact. Research activity: After distributing ...

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3. brainabouts.org › sites › defaultAlcohol Myths and Facts - BrainAbouts

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   Alcohol use has steadily decreased in the past few decades. About 60% of the world's population age 15 and older are not currently drinking. No matter what the legal drinking age, youth are going to drink. There is no stopping them.

4. positivechoices.org.au › worksheet-alcohol-mythsWorksheet: Myths or facts about alcohol - Positive Choices

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   Search the web for information on the myths or facts about alcohol. • Drinking coffee will help to sober you up. • Alcohol makes it easier for people to socialise. • Fizzy (carbonated) alcoholic drinks affect you more rapidly than non-fizzy alcoholic drinks. • Alcohol makes people feel happy.

5. www.facfc.org › pdf › fact_sheet_alcohol_backAlcohol: Myths + Truths

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   MYTH: Everyone who gets drunk acts the same. TRUTH: Nope. There are lots of factors that affect the body's reactions to alcohol, including weight, age, gender, body chemistry, genetics, amount of food and alcohol consumed — the list can go on.

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6. talkabouttrust.org › wp-content › uploadsSECTION 3 ALCOHOL AND ITS EFFECTS (PHYSICAL AND SOCIAL)

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   This selection of activities is important to help students to understand the effect alcohol has on the body, including the short term and long term physical effects and the social implications. It also explores the consequences of too much alcohol and how to make more responsible decisions.

7. store.samhsa.gov › product › tips-teens-truth-aboutTips for Teens: The Truth About Alcohol | SAMHSA Publications ...

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   Mar 23, 2003 · This fact sheet for teens provides facts about alcohol. It describes short- and long-term effects and helps dispel common myths. It also can be used by prevention professionals, educators, health care providers, and others who come in contact with teens on a regular basis.

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   What are some myths or facts about alcohol?

   • Worksheet: Myths or facts about alcohol Instructions: Search the web for information on the myths or facts about alcohol. • Drinking coffee will help to sober you up. • Alcohol makes it easier for people to socialise. • Fizzy (carbonated) alcoholic drinks affect you more rapidly than non-fizzy alcoholic drinks. • Alcohol makes people feel happy.

   Worksheet: Myths or facts about alcohol - Positive Choices

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   What happens if you drink alcohol?

   • Alcohol may also decrease a person’s inhibitions resulting in unplanned situations and situations which they wouldn’t normally have consented to. These situations have the potential to result in pregnancy, sexually transmitted infections, sexual assault, etc. Myth 9: Most people my age drink alcohol. Truth: This is not true.

   Myths about alcohol: Class Activity - Positive Choices

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   How can students learn about alcohol & health?

   • Using either the Body Zone of the Interactive Learning Zone (talkaboutalcohol.com), or the screenshots prepared earlier, allow students to explore what facts they already know and those they don’t about alcohol and health. Students can work in pairs or small groups to complete the sheet, thinking about the short term and long term effects.

   SECTION 3 ALCOHOL AND ITS EFFECTS (PHYSICAL AND SOCIAL)

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9. choices.scholastic.com › issues › 2021-22Lesson Plan: Your Body on Alcohol - Scholastic

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   Identify a variety of dangers related to alcohol consumption; distinguish alcohol facts from myths; describe a variety of ways to stay safe if you are in a situation where alcohol is involved.