Youth Making Choices: Gambling Prevention Program

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Unit 2: What Is Gambling?ConnectionsRole Audience Format Topic5 HealtheducatorAdult Business letter Create a business letter to be sentto the director of the local schooldistrict expressing your concernabout youth problem-gambling, andrecommend action to be taken bythe school board to increase youthawareness on this issue.Individual Metacognition AFL: RAFT FORMAT• The 3 Rs of Reflection: Students use the 3 Rs of Reflection (Retell, Relate,Reflect) as a way for them to reflect on their learning prior to the next class.AfL: 3 Rs of ReflectionYouth Making Choices: Gambling Prevention Programwww.ProblemGambling.ca2.6
Unit 2: What Is Gambling?Appendix AStudent Resource 1Have you ever gambled?Have you ever gambled? yes noTake a few minutes to answer these questions.This is for your eyes only and will not be shared with the class or handed in.1. Check all the games you have EVER played for keepsies POGS Marbles Crazy Bones Trading cards (sports or other types) Other (please describe)2. Check all the games you have EVER played for fun (not for money) Dominoes Board games using dice (Monopoly, Payday, Trouble, etc.) Cards Games of skill (playing pool, bowling, shooting hoops, etc.)3. Check all the games you have EVER played for money Bingo Dominoes Dice Lottery tickets Scratch tickets Pull Tabs (Nevada tickets) Cards Sports events PRO-LINE or other sports lottery Slot machines Games of skill (playing pool, bowling, shooting hoops, etc.) Other (please describe)If you checked any of the boxes, then you have gambled. Many young peoplebelieve that just because they don’t go to casinos or racetracks, they are notgambling. The research clearly shows, however, that young people are gambling.Questions 1 and 2 explore different ways that society is introduced to the ideaof gambling. Gambling means risking something of value (for example, money,an iPod, jewellery or brand-name sneakers) on an event in which the outcome isuncertain (that is, you don’t know if you will win or lose).© Nigel Turner, CAMHYouth Making Choices: Gambling Prevention Programwww.ProblemGambling.ca2.7
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