61. Subject Index To Periodicals In The HI State Lib OF ALCOHOL AND drug education; JOURNAL OF drug ISSUES; IN education; JOURNAL OF TEACHEReducation; LANGUAGE ARTS; MEDIA AND METHODS; MIDDLE school JOURNAL; MOMENTUM; http://www.state.hi.us/hsl/libraries/serlist/sindex/desindex.html

SUBJECT INDEX TO PERIODICALS IN THE HAWAII STATE LIBRARY D-E NOTE: All titles listed in this INDEX are not currently received; please refer to the ALPHABETICAL LIST, beginning on page 1, for more complete information. A B-C D-E F-I ... T-Z DANCE see also THEATRE BALLET REVIEW DANCE CHRONICLE DANCE MAGAZINE DANCE TEACHER NOW DANCE THEATER JOURNAL Deaf see MEDICAL SCIENCES Detective Magazines see LITERATURE DRUG ABUSE AND ALCOHOLISM ALCOHOL HEALTH AND RESEARCH WORLD BULLETIN ON NARCOTICS CONTEMPORARY DRUG PROBLEMS JOURNAL OF ALCOHOL AND DRUG EDUCATION JOURNAL OF DRUG ISSUES JOURNAL OF PSYCHEDELIC DURG JOURNAL OF PSYCHOACTIVE DURGS EARTH SCIENCES see also OCEANOGRAPHY BULLETIN OF THE SEISMOLOGICAL SOCIETY OF AMERICA EARTH SCIENCE EARTHQUAKES AND VOLCANOES GEOLOGY Ecology see ENVIRONMENTAL STUDIES ECONOMICS see also BUSINESS ACCRA COST OF LIVING INDICATORS AMERICAN ECONOMIC REVIEW ASIA YEARBOOK ASIAN DEVELOPMENT REVIEW CANADIAN ECONOMIC OBSERVER CHALLENGE ECONOMIC INDICATORS ECONOMIC WORLD JOURNAL OF CONTEMPORARY ASIA JOURNAL OF ECONOMIC HISTORY JOURNAL OF ECONOMIC LITERATURE JOURNAL OF ECONOMIC PERSPECTIVES JOURNAL OF POLITICAL ECONOMY LAND ECONOMICS LOOK JAPAN LOOKING AHEAD OECD OBSERVER QUARTERLY JOURNAL OF ECONOMICS SOUTH PACIFIC BULLETIN SOUTH PACIFIC COMMISSION QUARTERLY BULLETIN WORLD DEVELOPMENT REPORT WORLD OF WORK EDUCATION see also ADULT EDUCATION; CHILDREN

62. CDE A-Z Index that are essential to improving education in California. The pages address afterschool partnerships, drug prevention, Even Start, guidance and counseling http://www.cde.ca.gov/azindex/list.asp?search_letter=S*

63. Strategies At School Your Success Are your school and community Comprehensive sexuality education and responsibledrinking programs how to restructure current drug education efforts http://www.safety1st.org/strategiesatschool.html

As teachers, parents and role models for young people, we have based drug education. Here are the five ideas for improving resources for teens in your school community. Harm Reduction Education Drop-In Programs Put Drug Education into Education Provide Drug Education for Life ... Learn from Teens Share Your Success Are your school and community effectively dealing with teens and drugs? info@safety1st.org In the 1980s, parents, teachers and policy makers recognized that drunk driving and spread of HIV posed serious threats to teens. Research demonstrated that abstinence-only message were not working and safe sex and designated driver programs were created to put safety first. Harm Reduction: Diminishing individual and social risks associated with potentially dangerous behaviors. Comprehensive sexuality education and responsible drinking programs now stress the value of abstinence and provide teens with guidance on how to stay safe. These programs provide strong models for how to restructure current drug education efforts. Recruiting a community expert to staff a voluntary, after-school drop-in program would provide a safe place for middle and senior high school students to ask questions about drug abuse. A drug and alcohol expert can be available for one to three hours to provide teens with the opportunity to talk freely, openly and anonymously about their use, questions or concerns.

64. US Department Of Education - School Crisis Drills & Plans; School Security Fundi Measures The US Department of education has also to receive Safe and drugFree Schoolprogram funds. assessment of objective data about drug and violence http://www.schoolsecurity.org/resources/usdoe-security-drills.html

U.S. Department of Education Endorses Crisis Drills, Plans; Safe and Drug-Free Schools and Communities Funds May Be Used for School Security Plans, Security Personnel Training, and SRO Training (Title IV, Part A; The No Child Left Behind Act of 2001) National School Safety and Security Services has long been an advocate for schools to have meaningful crisis preparedness guidelines and for schools to exercise these guidelines. We have also encouraged legislators to allocate funding for school security planning, security personnel training, SRO training and related activities. We are pleased to announce that the U.S. Department of Education has proactively encouraged schools to develop and exercise crisis plans, and that the Safe and Drug Free Schools and Communities funding from the Department may be used for security planning and personnel training in accordance with The No Child Left Behind Act of 2001 signed by President George W. Bush. U.S.D.O.E. Endorses Crisis Drills, Plans

65. Educari: Resources For PSHE & C And Drug Education to take part in the life of the school and its 2002 Video Release In Too Deep drugeducation is all realistic and accurate accounts of their drug misuse in http://www.educari.com/NewEducari/veryNewEducari/htdocs/Publications/default.asp

Ordering Publications Resources Web ... Downloads Publications Site Map: Home : Publications Search educari site educari educari is an independent consultancy widely concerned with young people, drugs, education and health. Our work includes: publications; website design and development; research, evaluation, policy analysis; consultancy and training; and international work. Paper publications We especially recommend to DATs our booklet, Let's Find Out About Drugs Together, which is designed to help parents and KS2-aged children to talk together about drugs issues. This booklet is available in bulk for distribution through schools, parents' organisations, etc. The booklet, Let's Find Out About Drugs Together, was developed from a similar booklet produced in one local area. There are many such examples of good material developed in one locality that do not get national recognition. We are therefore keen to assist in adapting locally-developed materials and helping to make them available nationally. We have also worked with other organisations in developing material appropriate to their needs. For example, we wrote the training package for DrugScope's series of Governor Conferences, and for the drugs agency, AddAction, we created a booklet for parents about drugs. If you have a need for locally developed material, contact us.

66. Educari: The Learning Organisation develop their organisations’ policies on drugrelated incidents the Personal, Socialand Health education Citizenship you can do in your school (within this http://www.educari.com/NewEducari/veryNewEducari/htdocs/Training/default.asp

Ordering Publications Resources Web ... Downloads Training Site Map: Home : Training Search educari site Special Needs Training The aims of this training are: 1. to help professional workers with young people who have special educational needs to think about drug education in the light of the DfES Circular on drug education and other official guidance 2. to provide participants with some basic information about drug education, and about the drugs that young people are likely to encounter 3. to introduce participants to the Special Needs and Drug Education Pack and to develop their confidence in using the Pack to tackle drug education with young people contact Richard Ives for more details A one-day course at the University of North London Friday 31 May 2002 This course is aimed at KS1 and KS2 teachers, PSHE and Citizenship Coordinators. You will receive free copies !!) to take back to your school and the course will enable you to start using them with confidence.

67. Welcome To Adobe GoLive 5 02783 PARENTS RIGHTS (education of Handicapped guidance Children) 176. 02854SCHOOL HERO guidance 190. 02874 drug PROGRAMS (3 Parts) guidance 194. http://www.roe27.k12.il.us/roe27/avlibrary/subjectindexguidance.htm

Indexed By Subject Agriculture Art Biology Bus Driving ... BACK TO AV LIBRARY HOMEPAGE Only the major topics are listed above. To locate a subject not listed above look in the "Other Subjects" page. Film ID Film Title Film Subject Page SEVEN WISHES OF A RICH KID Guidance WHY WE HAVE LAWS-SHIVER, GOBBLE AND Guidance SNORE Guidance WHY WE TAKE CARE OF PROPERTY Guidance TAP DANCE KID, THE Guidance TARGETS Guidance WHAT TADOO Guidance TELL 'EM HOW YOU FEEL Guidance SAYING NO TO DANGER Guidance STAYING AWAY FROM STRANGERS Guidance ON YOUR OWN AT HOME Guidance ON YOUR OWN: STANDARDIZED TESTING Guidance POLICE OFFICERS (COMMUNITY HELPERS) Guidance YOU CAN SAY NO TO DRINK/DRUG Guidance BEFORE IT'S TOO LATE-SUICIDE Guidance JUST SAY NO Guidance TIME FOR TABLE MANNERS Guidance FIRE STATION, THE Guidance POLICE STATION, THE Guidance WAR BETWEEN THE CLASSES Guidance COURTESY IS CARING Guidance POOH'S GREAT SCHOOL BUS ADVENTURE Guidance RULES ARE FOR GORILLAS TOO!

68. SECAC | Safe And Drug Free School Resources What is an Effective Safe, drugFree school and Community organizational componentsand summarizes the 1997 US Department of education Principles of http://www.sedl.org/secac/sdfsc.html

Four Principles of Effectiveness (US Department of Education, July 1, 1998) On July 1, 1998 all recipients of Title IV moneys were obligated to comply with the requirements of the Four Principles of Effectiveness: (1) Base program activities on thorough Needs Assessments. (2) Identify program activities based on clearly written goals and objectives, in addition to previous requirements including indicators of performance. (3) Select comprehensive programs, strategies and activities that are based on scientifically-based, effective prevention models. (4) Complete systematic evaluation to determine the extent activities are meeting the identified needs of populations served. In response to these identified principles of effective prevention planning, the Southeast Comprehensive Assistance Center (SECAC) has been in the process of providing professional development training and technical assistance using the resources contained below. Each of the Four Principles of Effectiveness has been addressed using written resources, transparencies, participant resource materials and interactive activities.

69. North Dakota School Health & Drug Free Programs HIV/AIDS Content Notice; Safe and drug Free schools Overview; school Health Staff;school Health Programs Unit; 1998 school Health education Profile (SHEP). http://www.dpi.state.nd.us/health/index.shtm

Programs and Services 21st Century Community Learning Centers Adult Education and Literacy Character Education ... Title I - Compensatory Education Phone: 701/328-2753 Fax: 701/328-4770 Linda Johnson - Director Deb Pilon - Administrative Asst. Drinda Olsen - Program Coordinator General Information HIV/AIDS Content Notice Safe and Drug Free Schools Overview School Health Staff School Health Programs Unit ... Class Descriptions Surveys of Schools and Youth 2001 North Dakota Youth Risk Behaviors Brochure 2001 North Dakota Youth Risk Behavior Survey Regional Results 9th - 12th Grades 2001 North Dakota Youth Risk Behavior Survey Results 9th -12th Grades 2001 National Youth Risk Behavior Surveillance System (YRBSS) Data 1999 North Dakota Youth Risk Behaviors Brochure 1999 North Dakota Youth Risk Behavior Survey Results 9th - 12th Grades "Connecting the Links Between Health & Academics" - 2002 School Health Education Profile (SHEP) 1998 School Health Education Profile (SHEP) Curriculum Information Curriculum Trainers Curriculum Trainer Policies Get Real About Violence KYB (Know Your Body) ... The Bully Free Classroom Forms Consolidated Final Report for Federal Title Programs SFN 53276 Due: June 30, 2002

70. Belk Library - Journal Finder Other Libraries, Intervention in school and Clinic. Journal for Humanistic Counseling,education, and Development. Libraries, Journal of Alcohol and drug education. http://journalfinder.uncg.edu/elon/search-subj.asp?subj=60

71. Guidelines For The Management Of Incidents Of Drug Misuse In Schools: Page 2 who do so and may feel labelled as drug misusers sets out the roles and responsibilitiesof education authorities, schools, school Boards, parents http://www.scotland.gov.uk/library3/education/dmis-02.asp

7 April 2003 Home About News Publications ... Contents Guidelines for the Management of Incidents of Drug Misuse in Schools Section 1 Introduction Following a number of drug misuse incidents in Scottish primary schools, the then Scottish Education Minister set up a School Drug Safety Team chaired by Ken Corsar, Director of Education, Glasgow City Council. The Team is a collaborative venture involving all relevant agencies (health, education, social work services and police). It was set up with the following remit: "In the first place the group will concentrate on ensuring that appropriate guidance on handling drug incidents is available to teachers and thereafter advise on the effectiveness of drug education in schools, consider teacher training needs on drug matters and promote the exchange of best practice." This guidance manual is aimed at helping schools and teachers handle drug misuse incidents in their schools. The Misuse of Drug Act 1971 defines the use of all illegal drugs covered in the Act as misuse. For this reason the term drug misuse is generally used within official documents and has become more widely recognised and understood than terms such as drug use and drug taking. Drug misuse within these guidelines is used to cover all these terms, primarily covering misuse of controlled substances such as amphetamine, heroin, cocaine and cannabis. However, substance misuse includes the use of solvents, medication and alcohol and these guidelines will be of help in managing incidents of all types. It is expected that the use of tobacco will be covered separately under the school's smoking policy.

72. College Drinking: A Call To Action: Changing The Culture Of Drinking At U.S. Col Ph.D., Professor, Boston University school of Public Health US Department of education'sHigher education Center for Alcohol and Other drug Prevention, and http://www.collegedrinkingprevention.gov/Reports/TaskForce/Commissioned_02.aspx

Skip Navigation SEND THIS PAGE TO A FRIEND Search Campus Health Administrators College Presidents Community Leaders High School Guidance Counselors ... Students Find Info... Links Research Just the Facts NIAAA Reports 3-in-1 Framework College Alc. Pol. Newsroom One 12-ounce bottle of beer or wine cooler, one 5-ounce glass of wine, or 1.5 ounces of 80-proof distilled spirits all contain the same amount of alcohol. A Call to Action: Changing the Culture of Drinking at U.S. Colleges Panel 2—PREVENTION AND TREATMENT A Typology for Campus-Based Alcohol Prevention: Moving toward Environmental Management Strategies William DeJong, Ph.D., Professor, Boston University School of Public Health, and Director, U.S. Department of Education's Higher Education Center for Alcohol and Other Drug Prevention, and Linda Langford, Sc.D., Associate Director of Evaluation and Assessment, U.S. Department of Education's Higher Education Center for Alcohol and Other Drug Prevention Identification, Prevention, and Treatment: A Review of Individual-Focused Strategies to Reduce Problematic Alcohol Consumption by College Students Mary Larimer, Ph.D., Assistant Professor of Psychiatry and Behavioral Sciences, Adjunct Assistant Professor of Psychology, Associate Director, Addictive Behaviors Research Center, University of Washington, and Jessica M. Cronce, B.S., Research Coordinator, Addictive Behaviors Research Center, Department of Psychology, University of Washington

73. College Drinking: Facts About College Drinking: Problems Services, National Household Survey on drug Abuse (2000 Risk Behavior Survey (1997);Harvard school of Public 2000); US Department of education, National Center http://www.collegedrinkingprevention.gov/media/factsheetproblems.aspx

Skip Navigation SEND THIS PAGE TO A FRIEND Search Campus Health Administrators College Presidents Community Leaders High School Guidance Counselors ... Students Find Info... Links Research Just the Facts NIAAA Reports 3-in-1 Framework College Alc. Pol. Newsroom One 12-ounce bottle of beer or wine cooler, one 5-ounce glass of wine, or 1.5 ounces of 80-proof distilled spirits all contain the same amount of alcohol. Facts About College Drinking: Problems The prevalence of underage and high-consumption drinking remains alarmingly high and threatens the health and well-being of all college and university students. Underage and excessive drinking also disrupt the academic process and disturb the lives of those in neighboring communities. In 1998, the National Advisory Council of the National Institute on Alcohol Abuse and Alcoholism (NIAAA) created the Task Force on College Drinking, comprising college presidents and administrators, alcohol researchers, and students to examine research evidence on the consequences of alcohol consumption by college students and the effectiveness of interventions currently in use. The Task Force presents its report, A Call to Action: Changing the Culture of Drinking at U.S. Colleges

74. Subject Hot Topics - Drug Education - ACTivatED of Melbourne, 1519 July, 1997 school Psychology - making Presents a successfuluniversity alcohol and drug prevention and education program that http://activated.decs.act.gov.au/reading/curr_jour_hotlists_drugeducation.htm

75. Raohome Click here to visit Ms. Rao's drug education Resource Web Page. Welcome to the HomePage of Ms. Leathia Rao school Counselor at Turner Mega Magnet Middle school http://raol2020.homestead.com/raohome.html

This Web site was created at www.homestead.com. You can easily build a customized Web site for yourself or your business using our simple Web page building tools. Javascript is either disabled or not supported by this browser. This page may not appear properly. Click here to visit Ms. Rao's Drug Education Resource Web Page Counseling Middle School Counseling Career Pathways ... Group Guidance Welcome to the Home Page of Ms. Leathia Rao School Counselor at Turner Mega Magnet Middle School 2615 Billups Ave. St. Louis, Mo. 63113 Online Counseling Resources: Counseling Middle School Counseling Career Pathways Group Guidance ... Click here to visit Ms. Rao's Drug Education Resource Web Page

76. NASSP Annual Convention & Exposition - Exhibits FundRaising Programs + Furniture, Flooring + Health education/Programs + Insurance schoolJewelry + school Photography school Safety/drug Testing Prods http://www.nasspconvention.org/applications/exhibitordirectory/browsecategory.cf

77. Montclair State University--Master Of Arts In Counseling New York State school Counselor Assocation. International Coalition for AddictionStudies education. Association for Alcoholism and drug Abuse Counselors. http://www.montclair.edu/pages/CHDEL/counselingpage.htm

Master of Arts Degree in Counseling Objectives of the Master of Arts in Counseling In the Master of Arts in Counseling program, courses and fieldwork experiences are designed to assist graduate students seeking positions in agencies, schools, corporations, and nonprofit organizations in: 1. Demonstrating the meaning and significance of fundamental guidance/counseling concepts, principles and theories. 2. Interacting effectively with others (colleagues, parents, clients, students, and administrators). 3. Analyzing individual behavior within group structures. 4. Interpreting research and measurement results in the light of social and psychological factors. 5. Interviewing and counseling on a one-to-one basis. 6. Relating theories and principles of group dynamics, group practices, and facilitative skills to professional practice. 7. Assessing professional abilities and limitations. 8. Professional writing (e.g. research proposals/reports, case studies). About the Graduate Counseling Program Counseling programs in both the public and private sectors, corporate and business training and organizational development activities, and educational administration and supervision roles are integral parts of the American way of life. The mission of the department is to provide qualified and trained personnel for positions of responsibility in these various program areas, enabling organizations to meet the changing needs of society.

78. Contra Costa Times | 03/19/2003 | Youth Drug Program Cut imminent layoffs for middle and high school guidance counselors due The past schoolyear, about 350 students were and adult alcohol and drug recovery services http://www.bayarea.com/mld/cctimes/news/local/states/california/counties/contra_

Click here to visit other RealCities sites Help Contact Us Site Index ... News by Email Search Search the Archives NEWS War with Iraq Breaking news Columnists Contra Costa County ... News Monday, Apr 07, 2003 Contra Costa County Posted on Wed, Mar. 19, 2003 Youth drug program cut By Linda Davis CONTRA COSTA TIMES DANVILLE The San Ramon Valley's community-based Discovery Counseling Center, which two years ago was in the midst of financial difficulties, has reorganized and tweaked its focus under the leadership of new director Dave Rohrbach. Danville resident Rohrbach, who holds degrees in business, psychology and family therapy, said the nonprofit center is on firm financial footing for now. But it is phasing out its youth alcohol and drug treatment program, the purpose for which the center was founded by a group of parents in 1971. Need has been so low, three to four teens at a time, it is not financially viable to continue, he said. Amalia Del Valle of Contra Costa's alcohol and drug services program said studies show attendance is dropping countywide in similar volunteer outpatient programs for teens. Del Valle and Rohrbach are puzzled, however, as studies show drug use among teens has not diminished.

79. Drug Policy Alliance: Government Teen Drug Use Study Misguided, Say Leading Drug reduction” education similar to comprehensive sexuality education and responsible placefor middle and senior high school students to ask drug and alcohol http://www.drugpolicy.org/news/pressroom/pressrelease/pr121702.cfm

Home News Press Room Press Releases Government Teen Drug Use Study Misguided, Say Leading Drug Policy Experts Join the Drug Policy Alliance's work to promote drug policies based on common sense, science, public health and human rights. Overview Press Releases Sign up to Receive Press Releases Teleconference Archive ... Camera Ready Logos Should Sober Drivers Go to Jail? GAO Asked to Investigate White House Anti-Drug Staffer ONDCP to End Drug-Terror Ads, Cancel Evaluation Edu: Merits Of Marijuana Focus Of Panel Debate Indiana Daily Student (IN Edu) [03/27/03] Campaign for Effective Criminal Justice (CECJ) Drug Safe Government Teen Drug Use Study Misguided, Say Leading Drug Policy Experts Abstinence-Only Focus Does Not Help Reduce Death and Disease Among Those Who Occasionally Say ‘Yes For Immediate Release: Tuesday, December 17, 2002. Contact: Tony Newman 510-208-7711 or Shayna Samuels 212-613-8037 Safety First: A Reality-Based Approach to Teens, Drugs, and Drug Education According to Rosenbaum, an alternative education campaign might include: Voluntary, after-school drop-in programs to provide a safe place for middle and senior high school students to ask drug and alcohol experts questions about drug abuse

80. USCB Library Print, Microform And Electronic Journal Titles JOURNAL OF ALCOHOL drug education, Wilson. TODAY'S school PSYCHOLOGIST, LexisNexis.TOPICS IN EARLY CHILDHOOD SPECIAL education, 1997-2001, 1986-1996, Extended http://www.sc.edu/beaufort/library/ftlist/edu.html

LibHome Education Full-Text Journals Paper Microforms Databases ACTION IN TEACHER EDUCATION Wilson ADOLESCENCE Expanded Academic ASAP ADULT EDUCATION QUARTERLY Wilson ADULT LEADERSHIP ADULT LEARNING General Reference Center AMERICAN BIOLOGY TEACHER AMERICAN EDUCATION AMERICAN EDUCATIONAL RESEARCH JOURNAL AMERICAN JOURNAL OF EDUCATION Expanded Academic ASAP Expanded Academic ASAP AMERICAN SCHOOL BOARD JOURNAL AMERICAN SECONDARY EDUCATION Wilson AMERICAN TEACHER Wilson ANNALS OF DYSLEXIA Wilson ARITHMETIC TEACHER ART EDUCATION Current Issues Expanded Academic ASAP ARTS EDUCATION POLICY REVIEW Expanded Academic ASAP BROOKINGS PAPERS ON EDUCATION POLICY Project MUSE CHILD Current Issues CHILD DEVELOPMENT Expanded Academic ASAP CHILD LIFE Expanded Academic ASAP CHILD STUDY JOURNAL Expanded Academic ASAP CHILDHOOD EDUCATION Expanded Academic ASAP ScienceDirect CHILDREN TODAY Wilson CHILDREN'S LITERATURE IN EDUCATION CLEARING HOUSE Expanded Academic ASAP COMPARATIVE EDUCATION REVIEW Expanded Academic ASAP ScienceDirect COMPUTING TEACHER CONTEMPORARY EDUCATION (discontinued) Wilson Expanded Academic ASAP Wilson CURRICULUM ADMINISTRATOR Expanded Academic ASAP CURRICULUM REVIEW Expanded Academic ASAP DIMENSIONS OF EARLY CHILDHOOD DISCOURSE Project MUSE EARLY CHILDHOOD EDUCATION JOURNAL EARLY CHILDHOOD REPORT Lexis-Nexis EARLY CHILDHOOD RESEARCH QUARTERLY ScienceDirect EARLY YEARS ECONOMICS OF EDUCATION REVIEW ScienceDirect

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