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Call re School Substance Abuse Prevention
The International School Health Network is calling for contributors, reviewers and sponsors to develop a series of summaries that define and describe several topics relating to school-based and school-linked substance abuse prevention. These topics will eventually form part of an e-book version of a Practitioners/Policy-Makers Handbook on School Substance Abuse Prevention that will be prepared from materials in this knowledge exchange program.
As with other topics in this program and in this web site, it is expected that each topic will have a Glossary term (1-2 paragraphs), an Encyclopedia Entry (1-2 pages), a Handbook Section (10-15 pages with sub pages for case studies and a Bibliography or Toolbox that lists web-linked research articles, reports and resources such as educational programs, training tools and policy documents.
The following topics are anticipated as being among the topics relevant to substance abuse prevention through schools (this list is also open for amendment). The on this list with active links are already prepared in their "first draft" or "rough draft" versions. Individuals and organizations interested in becoming a writer, contributor or sponsor for any one or more of these topics should contact dmccall@internationalschoolhealth.org The deadline for responding to this call is open, because the list of topics is also open for discussion and amendment.
Topics in School Substance Abuse Prevention
As with other topics in this program and in this web site, it is expected that each topic will have a Glossary term (1-2 paragraphs), an Encyclopedia Entry (1-2 pages), a Handbook Section (10-15 pages with sub pages for case studies and a Bibliography or Toolbox that lists web-linked research articles, reports and resources such as educational programs, training tools and policy documents.
The following topics are anticipated as being among the topics relevant to substance abuse prevention through schools (this list is also open for amendment). The on this list with active links are already prepared in their "first draft" or "rough draft" versions. Individuals and organizations interested in becoming a writer, contributor or sponsor for any one or more of these topics should contact dmccall@internationalschoolhealth.org The deadline for responding to this call is open, because the list of topics is also open for discussion and amendment.
Topics in School Substance Abuse Prevention
| Category | Specific Topic | Glossary Term (1-2 paragraphs) | Encyclopedia Entry (Twp page summaries of the evidence, experience & examples) | Handbook Section (15 page summaries, with case studies, recorded webinars, presentations, videos etc) | Bibliography of Research, Reports & Resources (Lists with links to research and planning, educational resources) | |
| School Substance Abuse Prevention | Overview | Schools & Substance Abuse Prevention: Overview (Rough draft, Posted 03-09) Open for Discussion Also see:
| Complete School SAP Toolbox (BT) (Posted Oct, 2010 Open for additions) Also see:
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| A. Prevalence, Nature & Theories on Youth Substance Abuse & schools | Overview | Prevalence, Nature, Theories Explaining SA among youth (Rough Draft. Posted 03-09) Open for Discussion | ||||
| A-1 Prevalence, Nature of SA among Children & Adolescents | Substance Abuse: Understanding the Problem (BT) (Posted Oct, 2010 Open for additions) | |||||
| A-2 Specific Aspects of SA, Strengths, Risks, Behaviours & Conditions |
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| A-3 Behaviour Theories that Explain SA problems or SAP approaches | Overview | |||||
| Social-Emotional Intelligence | Also see:
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| Social Attachment Theory | Also see:
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| Resilience | Also see:
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| Stages of Change/ Transtheoretical Model | Also see:
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| Self-Determination Theory | Also see:
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| Cognitive Behaviour Theory | Also see:
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| Health Belief Model | Also see:
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| Social Learning | Also see:
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| Risk Reduction/ Harm Reduction | ||||||
| Planned Behaviour Theory | Also see:
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| Problem Behaviour Theory | Also see:
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| B Influence of the School Environment on SA | Influence of the School on SA (Rough Draft, Posted 02-09) Open for Discussion | Substance Abuse: Impact of the School Environment (BT) (Posted Oct, 2010 Open for additions) | ||||
| B-1 Influence of the School Social Environment | ||||||
| B-2 Influence of the School Physical Environment | ||||||
| B-3 Influence of School Organization & Practices | ||||||
| Student Evaluation/ Retention/ Recognition Practices | ||||||
| Use of homerooms, teacher-student advisers in secondary schools | ||||||
| Age/groupings for middle & high schools | ||||||
| B-4 Influence of School-related Transitions | Also see:
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| Transition from another school | ||||||
| Transition between primary & secondary school | ||||||
| Transition between sec school and post-sec education | ||||||
| Transition between school and first job, Part time job while in school | ||||||
| Life Course, Stages of Child/Youth Development & SA | Rough Draft (Posted 03-09) Open for Discussion | |||||
| C. Comprehensive Approaches, Coordinated Agency-School Programs, Whole School Strategies to SAP | Also see: | Multi-intervention Approaches to SAP (HS) (Rough Draft, Posted 03-09) Open for Discussion | Substance Abuse: Effect of Comprehensive, Coordinated, Whole School Programs (BT) (Posted Oct, 2010 Open for additions) | |||
| C-1 Statements, Models & Frameworks on School SAP | ||||||
| C-2 Effectiveness of Comprehensive Approaches (Multi-issue, not only SA, multi-level, multi-agency) | ||||||
| C-3 Effectiveness of Coordinated Agency-School Programs on SA only | ||||||
| Effectiveness in strengthening these assets or in addressing specific problems Assets
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| C-4 Effectiveness of Whole School (Educator only) Strategies on SA | ||||||
| C-5 Effectiveness of SAP programs on learning, educational achievement, school effectiveness | ||||||
| D. Use of Evidence-based Individual Interventions in SAP | Substance Abuse: Individual Interventions (BT) (Posted Oct, 2010 Open for additions) | |||||
| D-1 Ministry, Agency, School Policy Interventions | Ministry, Agency, School Policies (HS) (Rough Draft Posted 03-09) Open for Discussion Also see:
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| Whole of Government Policies | ||||||
| Health Ministries, Health Authorities & Addictions Agencies Policies/ Professional Guidelines re working with schools | ||||||
| Education Ministries, School Boards and Ed. Professional Guidelines re SAP | ||||||
| Law Ministries, Police Service policies, procedures re SA and working with schools | ||||||
| Social Service/ Child Protection Ministry & Agency Policies & Professional Guidelines re MH and working with schools | ||||||
| Alternatives and Supports re suspending students from school/Zero tolerance policies | Alternatives to Suspending Students from School (Rough Draft, Posted 03-09) Open for Discussion | |||||
| Drug testing of students, staff | ||||||
| Search & seizure of student & staff lockers | ||||||
| D-2 Curriculum & Instruction in SAP | Overview | Instruction to Prevent Substance Abuse (HS) (Rough Draft, Posted 03-09) Open for Discussion | ||||
| Curriculum Design/ Learning Objectives/ | ||||||
| Instructional Programs | ||||||
| Teaching Learning Methods/ Classroom Management | ||||||
| Teacher Education & Development | ||||||
| Student Assessment & Evaluation re SA | ||||||
| Web-based Learning about SA | ||||||
| Parent Involvement in SAP Instruction | ||||||
| Peer-based Instruction | ||||||
| Awareness & Information Classroom Programs using Celebrities, Survivors or Community or PH Personnel | ||||||
| D-3 Addictions Services delivered in or linked with schools | ||||||
| Early Identification, Screening & Referral Services | ||||||
| Brief Counselling Services | Brief Counseling Interventions (EE) (Rough Draft, posted 03-09) Open for Discussion | |||||
| Student Assistance Programs | ||||||
| Case Management & Coordination | ||||||
| School Support during Treatment, Incarceration, incl. cooperation with family-based programs | ||||||
| School Support for Re-integration | ||||||
| Individual Ed Programs for students with SA problems | ||||||
| Placement of Students with addictions problems in Alternative Schools | ||||||
| School Clinics in or linked with schools | ||||||
| Crisis Response & Follow Up Services for Students, Parents, Staff | ||||||
| Role, training of Physicians, Clinics, Hospitals re working with schools for Students with SA problems | ||||||
| Role, training of School Social Worker, Social Services Agency | ||||||
| Role, training of PH Nurse, PH Programs & Health Authority | ||||||
| Role, training of School Guidance Counsellor, SB Student Services | ||||||
| Role, training of Pastoral Care Worker, Local Clergy | ||||||
| Role, training of Police Officer, Police Services | ||||||
| Role, training of School Psychologists, local psychologists | ||||||
| Role, training of School Principal | ||||||
| Role, training of Classroom Teachers in managing SA problems | ||||||
| Role of Trained Peer Helpers in SAP | ||||||
| Role of Parent Volunteers, Adult Mentors in SAP | ||||||
| D-4 Social Support Interventions | Overview | Social Support Interventions in School SAP (EE) (Rough draft, posted 03-09) Open for Discussion Also see:
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| School Discipline/Conduct | ||||||
| Whole School Climate Programs | ||||||
| School activities to promote SA Awareness | ||||||
| After school programs that prevent SA | ||||||
| Student Leadership/ Advocacy Programs | ||||||
| Peer Helper Programs | ||||||
| Mentoring Programs | ||||||
| Inter-generational activities | ||||||
| Parent Information Activities | ||||||
| Parent Involvement & Volunteer Programs | ||||||
| Parent Education, Training & Support Programs | Rough Draft (Posted 03-09) Open for Discussion | |||||
| Working with Community & Self-help Organizations | ||||||
| Web Awareness Programs for Parents & Students | ||||||
| Working with Local Media | ||||||
| Staff Wellness & Occupational Safety/Health Programs | ||||||
| D-5 Physical Environment & Resources | Rough Draft (Posted 03-09) Open for Discussion | |||||
| Safe Transportation to school | ||||||
| Adequate lighting, supervision of specific locations on school grounds | ||||||
| Student friendly places within school | ||||||
| Use of security measures to detect drugs, weapons | ||||||
| E, Implementation, Capacity, Systems Change & Sustainability in school SAP | Overview | Implementing & Sustaining SAP Programs (Rough draft, Posted 03-09) Open for Discussion | Substance Abuse: Implementation & Sustainability (BT) (Posted Oct, 2010 Open for additions) | |||
| E-1 Evidence-based, Practical & Strategic Implementation Planning in school SAP | Overview | Also see:
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| High Quality Implementationof SAP Programs: Definition, Measuring, Monitoring | ||||||
| Use of Evidence-based Implementation Planning in school SAP | ||||||
| Practical: Using mechanisms and engaging stakeholders in SAP | Also see:
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| Strategic Local Drivers of Change or Resistance in SAP | Also see:
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| E-2 Diffusion of Successful SAP Programs | Overview | |||||
| Defining Distribution, Dissemination & Diffusion | ||||||
| Critical Appraisal of the innovation & "fit" with schools & local context | ||||||
| Fidelity Issues in school SAP | Also see:
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| E-3 Capacity and Capacity Building in SAP | Overview | Also see:
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| - Baseline Capacity | Evidenced-based minimums for staffing, curriculum time, access & service delivery in school SAP | |||||
| - Community & Family Capacities | ||||||
| - Operational capacities | Overview | |||||
| Inter-ministry policy & coordination in school SAP (whole of gov 't approach) | ||||||
| Inter-agency policy, coordination in school SAP | ||||||
| Assigned staff to coordination in school SAP | ||||||
| Formal & Informal mechanisms for cooperation in school SAP including: - inter-ministry agreements - inter-agency agreements - inter-ministry committees - joint service and budget planning | ||||||
| On-going Knowledge exchange in school SAP | ||||||
| Ongoing Workforce development in school SAP including: - teacher education programs - inter-professional ed programs - teacher development programs - special certificates - police officer development - nurse, social worker development programs | ||||||
| Regular monitoring, reporting and program evaluation in school SAP including: - school self-assessments - school recognition programs - Indicator development - survey development | ||||||
| Explicit planning for Sustainability - organizational procedures, structures, budgets, meetings | ||||||
| Strategic Management of Issues | ||||||
| E-4 Sustainability | Overview | Also see:
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| E-5 Consideration of system characteristics and change in school SAP | Overview | Also see:
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| Applications of Systems Change Models in school SAP | ||||||
| Open Adaptive Systems & school SAP | ||||||
| Loosely-coupled systems &school SAP | ||||||
| Professional Bureaucratic systems & school SAP | ||||||
| Working across multiple systems in school SAP | ||||||
| F Consideration of Local Community Context | Overview | Substance Abuse: Consideration of Local Community Context (BT) (Posted Oct, 2010 Open for additions) | ||||
| F-1 Cultural, Linguistic & Faith Communities | ||||||
| F-2 Aboriginal/ Indigenous Communities | Also see:
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| F-3 Rural Communities | ||||||
| F-4 Disadvantaged Communities | ||||||
| F-5 Affluent Communities | ||||||
| G. Consideration of the primary roles, professional norms and ideologies and constraints of school systems | Substance Abuse: Integration with Educational Mandate of Schools (BT) (Posted Oct, 2010 Open for additions) | |||||
| G-1 Consideration of Primary Roles, Functions of Schooling | Overview | |||||
| Evidence that SA is connected to student achievement | ||||||
| Evidence that school SAP programs can significantly improve learning for some or all students | ||||||
| Primary Role: Accreditation/Sorting & Selecting Role means many students must fail | ||||||
| Competition with primary academic & vocational roles | ||||||
| G-2 Consideration of Professional Norms & Ideologies of educators | ||||||
| Norm: All students deserve equal time and attention | ||||||
| Norm: Disruptions in class cannot be tolerated | ||||||
| G-3 Consideration of social, economic & political constraints on schools re SAP | ||||||
| Constraint: Parent rights and privacy must be respected | ||||||
| Constraint: Schools admitting they are addressing SAP may lose confidence of the community | ||||||
| H. Major Research Issues | Substance Abuse: Research Issues (BT) (Posted Oct, 2010 Open for additions) | |||||
| H-1 Knowledge & Research Agendas in school SAP | ||||||
| H-2 Research Connecting SA & SAP to Learning | ||||||
| H-3 Cost-effectiveness & cost benefit studies in school SAP | ||||||
| H-4 Use of multiple research methods in school SAP | ||||||
| H-5 Methodological, Measurement & Technical Issues in SAP Research |
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