Binge drinking scenarios

Students consider a range of scenarios and what the costs of binge drinking may be.

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Microsoft-Word-TRU_FT_Alcohol_9_Final.pdf

TRU_FT_Alcohol_9_RJ.ppt

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

If possible, supplement this activity with some visual topical video clips about young people and alcohol – see suggested links below or in the PowerPoint.

Differentiate by age or ability

Expand conversation around the key issues. Challenge students by asking them to think beyond the obvious costs of alcohol abuse.

Class control tip

Keep groups small and focused.

Introduction

In this activity students will be considering the costs to society of alcohol abuse.

Recap on what binge drinking is using slide 2 of the PowerPoint.