Lesson 3 Review What does the term assertive mean? – Communicating your needs and desires in a clear, non-threatening way. How does being assertive help.

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Lesson 3 Review What does the term assertive mean? – Communicating your needs and desires in a clear, non-threatening way. How does being assertive help deal with peer pressure?

Substance Abuse – Lesson 4 Advocacy

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Advocacy Groups P.E.T.A. (People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals) MADD (Mothers Against Drunk Drivers) NRA (National Rifle Association) Greenpeace (Environmentalism / Peace) HLC (Healthy Lifestyle Choices)

What can advocates do? Hold informational rallies. Write Letters Protest Model Behavior

Assignment: Create a poster that tells people to advocate for a certain healthy behavior. Must be written neatly and colored (1 pt) Idea must be original and thoughtful (1 pt) Give at least 3 reasons for doing that behavior (6pts) – Information should be accurate