15 June - 21 June
Section outline
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Kia ora... 9M1
This week's sessions, we will be starting to look at the Cocaine taking the World and NZ and in particular, the voice that you can have in regards to commonly abused Drugs accessible to Youths.
Commonly Abused Drugs in NZ
Investigate and understand the reasons for the choices people make that affect their well-being and explore and evaluate options and consequences.
Demonstrate an understanding of responsible behaviors required to ensure that challenges and risks are managed safely in physical and social environments.
Learning Intentions: We are learning to (WALT)...
- Be able to identify the category of cannabis.
- Identify and describe the categories and types of Drugs.
Success Criteria: I can/have...
- Effectively participated in class and group discussions
- Effectively explained what Cocaine is.
- Explain the effect of Cocaine on people.
Activities:
Completed google classroom activities.
Next weeks activities:
Cocaine:
- Question and Answer - Classifications of Drugs
- Classifications of Drugs
- What is Cocaine?
- Follow Up Tasks:
Complete your worksheet on Types of drugs - Finish the part on Cocaine:
FOCUS / ARONGA learning intentions:
- We are FOCUSING on explaining the different categories of drugs
- We are FOCUSING on describing the impact drugs have on a persons Wellbeing
- We are FOCUSING on explaining how our decision making can impact on our wellbeing
PE & Health and Science Assessment
Students will research and explain the effects of drugs and/or alcohol on the body, specifically the brain.
Criteria
Working Towards the Curriculum Level
Working At the Curriculum Level
Working Above the Curriculum Level
Working Beyond the Curriculum Level
Categories of Drugs
You are yet to identify the basic categories of drugs and the impact it has on the brain.
You have identified some basic categories of drugs and the impact it has on the brain.
You have identified all the basic categories of drugs and the impact it has on the brain.
You have identified all the basic categories of drugs and the impact it has on the brain and provided examples for each category.
. Impact of Drugs
You provided limited information about the physical impact the different drugs have on a person.
You provided some information about the long and short term physical effects the different drugs have on a person.
You provided detailed information about the long and short term physical effects the different drugs have on a person.
You provided detailed information about the long and short term physical effects and the impact on wellbeing the different drugs have on a person.
Animal Biology
You are yet to identify key structural features and functions involved in animal life processes
You have identified key structural features involved in animal life processes
You have identified key structural features and explained the functions involved in animal life processes
You have identified key structural features and coherently explained the functions involved in animal life processes
Communicating in Science
You have
used a range of scientific terms and symbols
You have used a range of scientific terms and symbols to demonstrate a basic understanding of science concepts
You have
used a range of scientific terms and symbols to communicate an in-depth understanding of science concepts
You have
used a range of scientific terms and symbols to effectively communicate a higher level of understanding of science concepts
Time management
Assessment was either not handed in or was handed in late
Assessment was handed in on time
Assessment was handed in on time
Assessment was handed in on time
Instructions:
Working in partners.
Due on Friday, 26 June at 1 pm
Step 1: Select two drugs - one stimulant AND/OR one depressant AND/OR one hallucinogen AND/OR one sports drug. Locate the following information:
*** Remember the information needs to be in your OWN WORDS ***
Name of drug
________
_________
Street name(s)
Describe its appearance and/or what form(s) it comes in.
How is it taken?
How does the body respond to the drug?
What are the short and long term effects to the body?
What are the possible impacts of drug use on your Hauora-Wellbeing.
Which neurotransmitter(s) does the drug affect?
Which part(s) of the brain does the drug affect?
Copy and paste all the websites that you use to gather the information below:
Step 2:
FOR SCIENCE
DRAW diagrams of a series of neurons (3-4) to visually COMPARE how a neuron normally works and then how neuron responses / are affected by the drugs (Note: there should be TWO diagrams, one for each drug)
Include labels, the name of neurotransmitter(s) involved, effect of the neurotransmitter (does it turn neurotransmitters on/off, make them work quicker, etc.)
WRITE a detailed description that COMPARES how the two drugs act differently on the brain and how that makes you act.
Reference the neuron responses and specific parts of the brain affected (eg. the lobes) and how your body responds
FOR PE
Step 3: Present the work
Digital or handmade poster A3 size.