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They used the remaining funds primarily for training teams of school officials to develop drug prevention programs or on classroom curricula and materials . Each district covered alcohol abuse in its drug education programs .
They used the remaining funds primarily for training teams of school officials to develop drug prevention programs or on classroom curricula and materials . Each district covered alcohol abuse in its drug education programs .
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... spent Drug - Free Schools money on three basic drug education approaches — student assistance programs , training programs for school personnel , and curriculum and other classroom materials — or some combination of these .
... spent Drug - Free Schools money on three basic drug education approaches — student assistance programs , training programs for school personnel , and curriculum and other classroom materials — or some combination of these .
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B - 214215 Figure 1 : Most Drug - Free Schools Funds by Districts for Student Assistance Programs ( School Year 1988-89 ) Classroom Curriculum and Materials - $ 1 million .24 % 24 % School Team Training - $ 1 million G 52 % Student ...
B - 214215 Figure 1 : Most Drug - Free Schools Funds by Districts for Student Assistance Programs ( School Year 1988-89 ) Classroom Curriculum and Materials - $ 1 million .24 % 24 % School Team Training - $ 1 million G 52 % Student ...
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A comprehensive approach — including parent and community involvement as well as classroom instruction and counseling programs — has been found to be more likely to achieve desired changes . Most of the six districts visited were ...
A comprehensive approach — including parent and community involvement as well as classroom instruction and counseling programs — has been found to be more likely to achieve desired changes . Most of the six districts visited were ...
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The curriculum , which provides examples of techniques and suggestions for classroom activities for kindergarten through 12th grade , encourages teachers to infuse drug education into core academic subjects .
The curriculum , which provides examples of techniques and suggestions for classroom activities for kindergarten through 12th grade , encourages teachers to infuse drug education into core academic subjects .
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| Título | Drug Education: School-based Programs Seen as Useful But Impact Unknown : Report to the Chairman, Committee on Government Affairs, U.S. Senate |
| Autor | United States. General Accounting Office |
| Colaborador | United States. Congress. Senate. Committee on Governmental Affairs |
| Editor | The Office, 1990 |
| Procedencia del original | Universidad de Illinois en Urbana-Champaign |
| Digitalizado | 18 Ene. 2011 |
| Largo | 29 páginas |
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