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Alcohol abuse and young people

Alcohol abuse and young people form time activity.

Using a case study, students consider how alcohol can affect the lives of young people.

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Topic Aims

Learning objectives from the PSHE KS4 programme of study:

1.2 Healthy lifestyles: a. recognising that healthy lifestyles, and the well-being of self and others, depend on information and making responsible choices.

b. understanding that our physical, mental, sexual and emotional health affect our ability to lead fulfilling lives and that there is help and support available when they are threatened.

Learning Outcomes

Students to understand key types of mental health disorders associated with alcohol and the affect upon individuals and their families.

Differentiate by learning style

Allow students to illustrate Caroline’s story with drawings, pictures from magazines, or present it in alternative formats.

Differentiate by age or ability

The case study is quite long, so be prepared to support younger or less able students in the comprehension exercise.

Class control tip

Make sure that the pairs aren’t all choosing the same mental health issue from the worksheet.

Introduction

In this session students will be considering the effect of alcohol on mental health, and the social impact this may have.

Recap on previous learning in this area.