Introducing a groundbreaking result: educational supportive videos for school teachers
The consortium is glad to announce that our educational supportive videos for school teachers are ready. Find out more through our article in EPALE: https://epale.ec.europa.eu/en/resource-centre/content/introducing-groundbreaking-result-educational-supportive-videos-school
Empowering Educators and Youth Workers: A Comprehensive Approach to Substance Abuse Prevention
The EDU MAP project has produced an insightful resource for addressing substance abuse among young people: the Reference Handbook for Substance Abuse, and also included the Desk Research report. This resource is designed to support teachers, social workers, and youth workers in their efforts to prevent and address substance abuse among young people. This article […]
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Empowering Educators to Tackle Youth Substance Abuse: The EDUMAP Project In today’s world, confronting the pressing issue of youth substance abuse stands as one of the priorities. This is where the EDUMAP project comes in, aimed at equipping educators with the knowledge and tools necessary to identify addiction in their students and take […]
9 key points to raise awareness on substance abuse
Addressing addiction requires a comprehensive strategy, starting with widespread education about the dangers of drug addiction in both schools and communities. Ensuring that treatment options are both accessible and affordable is crucial, including the integration of mental health services. For those on the path to recovery, strong support systems, such as peer counseling and […]
9 key points to raise awareness on substance abuse
Beyond the direct implications of substance abuse, students face myriad challenges. Substance use can intensify or even lead to mental health issues, further affecting a student’s academic and social life. The ripple effects continue to academic performance, with clear evidence of decreased grades. Relationships at home aren’t spared either, with heightened tensions and conflicts […]
9 key points to raise awareness on substance abuse
Substance abuse among students manifests in many ways. Research indicates that students using substances are more prone to bullying or victimization. The correlation also extends to social withdrawal, with affected students displaying reduced engagement with peers. Further, substance abuse can derail academic ambitions, with students skipping classes and failing to complete assignments. Disruptive behaviour becomes […]
9 key points to raise awareness on substance abuse
Transparency is key. By spending quality time and engaging in honest conversations, parents can foster a deeper bond with their children. Discussing issues, especially concerning substance use, helps in creating an environment of trust. Parents need to set a clear stance on drugs and lead by example, showing children the right path and reinforcing the […]
9 key points to raise awareness on substance abuse
Schools play an integral role in shaping children’s understanding of psychoactive substances. By imparting knowledge and life skills, they equip students to make informed decisions. However, this is a shared responsibility. Parents need to bridge the gap between home and school, ensuring a unified message about the dangers and consequences of substance misuse. #teaching […]
9 key points to raise awareness on substance abuse
Parents are urged to be vigilant, understanding their child’s social behaviours, acquaintances, and even their academic progress. This proactive approach not only fosters trust but also ensures that children are less susceptible to risky behaviours like substance abuse. #teaching #rolemodel #edumap #erasmus #erasmusplus #substanceabuse #abusion #prevention
9 key points to raise awareness on substance abuse
Conversations between parents and children on substance misuse are vital, but actions speak louder than words. The way parents model behaviour can have a lasting impact, emphasizing the need for consistent messages and positive role modelling. #teaching #rolemodel #edumap #erasmus #erasmusplus #substanceabuse #abusion #prevention