This is a site with information on the dangers of using anabolic steroids. Students will learn how steroids are used, the effects of steroid use, the dangers of using steroids, and what to do to get help.

This video resource was developed by Neuroscience students of Wake Forest University.  This video includes an accompanying worksheet and helps students understand the anatomy and function of the ear.

Students learn information on a specific steroid hormone Androstenedione. It answers the following questions. What is Androstenedione? What are the common names or slang terms for Androstenedione? What are its short and long-term effects on the body? Click on the term Androstenedione to access the page.

Students learn why and when to apologize, as well as, what to do when you have been hurt.

Students reflect on their reactions to practical jokes. They discuss the social function and personal benefits of practical jokes by contrasting good jokes with bullying and harassment. Then, they create mock scenario proposals for a good-spirited prank television show episode.

This is a supplemental article that discusses the use of antismoking advertisements to deter teens from smoking. The article addresses how for the first time the federal government is paying for new series of advertisements intended to deter people from smoking or to spur them to quit.

Students learn about what a detox diet is, what teens need to look out for when it comes to detox diets, and the benefits of eating right.

Students learn what steroids are, as well as, the dangers and risks involved with taking steroids.

Students learn about how to be more assertive, the problems with being too passive, and the trouble with being too aggressive.

Students will identify factors that can trigger asthma attacks, describe medical treatments for this disease, as well as measures the asthmatic can personally take to reduce the number and severity of attacks, explain how good patient skills and personal responsibility can improve the life of an asthmatic, and apply the reading skill of cause and effect to an article on asthma prevention.

Students learn about what asthma is, asthma flare-ups, the causes of asthma, how doctors diagnose asthma, how it is treated, how to monitor asthma, and how teens can deal with asthma in themselves or others.

These activities will help your students understand what asthma is, how it affects
kids, and how kids deal with asthma triggers and flare-ups.

This article provides information about asthma including how you can tell that you have asthma, causes of asthma attacks, and treatments.

Students learn infomation on the causes of asthma flare-ups and how you can predict a flare-up.

Students learn about asthma triggers including dealing with dust mites, how to minimize mold, and how to deal with insects and animals.