Harmful Substances
Harmful Substances
Practical Support for Effective Teaching and Learning with Pupils Aged 11-18
Campbell, Nicole
Taylor & Francis Ltd
03/2026
244
Mole
Inglês
9781041002703
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INTRODUCTION
-Teaching realistic strategies
-Understanding the Adolescent Brain and Risk-Taking Behaviour
-Understanding 'Harmful Substances'
-What this book is not
-How young people encounter harmful substances
-Why this topic is urgent in schools today schools today
-Legal and ethical considerations
-Addressing misinformation and myths
-The role of schools and teachers in harmful substance education
-What this book will cover
-How to use this book
TEACHER GUIDANCE
-Whole school culture messaging
-Why all non-specialist teachers need confidence
-Safeguarding responsibilities and recognising risk factors
-Inclusion representation and trauma informed practise
-Parental engagement and keeping families informed
-Working with external agencies and guest speakers
-Strategies for delivering substance education effectively
- Use of Retrieval, Oracy and Reading in Delivery
-Spiral learning, curriculum integration and cross topic links
-Teaching substance education in international and traditional contexts
-Challenges and professional development for staff
-Teacher FAQs
Lesson Plans and Tutor Time Activities
Key Stage 3
- Lessons 1-6
- Tutor Time Activities
Key Stage 4
- Lessons 1-6
- Tutor Time Activities
Key Stage 5
- Lessons 1-6
- Tutor Time Activities
Index
INTRODUCTION
-Teaching realistic strategies
-Understanding the Adolescent Brain and Risk-Taking Behaviour
-Understanding 'Harmful Substances'
-What this book is not
-How young people encounter harmful substances
-Why this topic is urgent in schools today schools today
-Legal and ethical considerations
-Addressing misinformation and myths
-The role of schools and teachers in harmful substance education
-What this book will cover
-How to use this book
TEACHER GUIDANCE
-Whole school culture messaging
-Why all non-specialist teachers need confidence
-Safeguarding responsibilities and recognising risk factors
-Inclusion representation and trauma informed practise
-Parental engagement and keeping families informed
-Working with external agencies and guest speakers
-Strategies for delivering substance education effectively
- Use of Retrieval, Oracy and Reading in Delivery
-Spiral learning, curriculum integration and cross topic links
-Teaching substance education in international and traditional contexts
-Challenges and professional development for staff
-Teacher FAQs
Lesson Plans and Tutor Time Activities
Key Stage 3
- Lessons 1-6
- Tutor Time Activities
Key Stage 4
- Lessons 1-6
- Tutor Time Activities
Key Stage 5
- Lessons 1-6
- Tutor Time Activities
Index