As an educator, you can play an active role in fighting the teen vaping epidemic. FDA research suggests that when teachers talk about the health consequences of e-cigarettes and schools enforce anti-vaping policies, students may be less likely to vape. Use these resources to start an honest conversation with your class and help to change social norms at your school.
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With these cross-curricular resources from Scholastic and the FDA, students will analyze informational text, collect and present data, and evaluate marketing messages. For independent student work, you can assign videos, student reading, and a digital tool at the middle school and high school student pages.
Share these videos and the digital interactive activity to help students understand must-know facts about e-cigarettes.
Additional tools to support your students.
Teacher Blog
How to Spot Stealth and Disposable E-Cigarettes
Learn the Latest Facts About Teen E-Cigarette Use
How to Discuss E-Cigarettes and Nicotine Addiction With Youth
Pediatrician Interviews
Vape-Free Schools Initiative: Tools and Resources from the American Lung Association (ALA)
Safe Disposal of E-Cigarettes: Tips for Safe Disposal of E-Cigarettes and Nicotine Waste
Tips for Safe Disposal of E-Cigarettes and E-Liquid Waste: One-Page Flyer
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