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Williamson, John A.; Campbell, Lloyd P. – Clearing House, 1980
It is suggested that the most desirable approach to combatting the smoking problem is to prevent youngsters from beginning to smoke, rather than prescribing treatment for them after they have become steady smokers. A program, which uses peer models, is described in this paper. (Author/KC)
Descriptors: Adolescents, Attitude Change, Elementary Education, Failure
Hawkins, Thom – 1979
A review of more than 100 student journals that are kept as part of the requirements of an education course that gives juniors and seniors academic credit for tutoring freshmen and sophomores in writing reveals that the tutors contribute to the development of writing abilities by providing the opportunity to use oral language in discursive…
Descriptors: Cross Age Teaching, Higher Education, Individualized Programs, Peer Influence
Spowart, Andrew C. – 1982
This paper compares two approaches to teaching a course on alcohol abuse to high school students. The importance of the teacher's basic personal beliefs in selecting a theme and determining the goal of the course are described in terms of the two directions a course can take, i.e., that drinking is morally wrong, or that moderate, controlled…
Descriptors: Alcohol Education, Course Content, Delinquency Prevention, Drug Abuse