Why Is Officer Trapp Important To Me

It taught me a lot on how to really listen to those commercials and ads on tv and better understand them. Before when I was listening to ads I really was just hearing a bunch of words but now that I know what I'm looking for they make so much more sense to me. Also I like the fact that i can pick out all the logical fallacies in the commercials now. When we first started the project i really didn't understand those but as i looked for them i realized how easy it is to see them. I also felt smarter when listening to them because of it haha. This project also made me more aware of other ways to look a subjects. I see it's important to listen to both sides of the story before deciding because everyone is really in it for themselves. It also really showed that if as a country we actually worked together we would do so much better then we

The documentary “Unguarded” by Chris Herren is a story about drug abuse. Chris Herren, a former NBA player was addicted to heroin and painkillers. In his story he talks about how the world of drugs can change your life. Chris Herren, who had such a big income decides he would rather spend it on drugs. His life has changed insensibly and now he goes around the world educating students, soldiers, and people in rehab centers about the dangers of drug addiction. He tells again and again, wherever he can, in the hope that he can help people avoid the mistakes that nearly killed him.

I took classes on parenting, job search skills, criminal thinking, budgeting, and basic life skills. I also completed over a hundred hours of community service. At the time, I looked at these opportunities as punishments, but looking back I realize that I was learning how to lead a healthier, more productive lifestyle. I also learned skills that could not be taught in a classroom. Among the most important are: patience, tolerance, responsibility, accountability, and humility.

The first important topic we learned about in D.A.R.E was on drugs and alcohol and how not to abuse them. We learned many important things, such as the effects of drugs and alcohol on the mind and body and how a great number deaths occur

DECA has been an interesting experience for me, I’ve been participating in the club ever since I first shuffled into one of the meeting as a fresh faced ninth grader. I was going out my comfort zone, since business wasn’t my forte, but DECA has really turned into a formative experience for me. I learned a lot about the concepts of a subject I didn’t think I would be interested in, and I made friendships in the club – it taught me lesson about stepping out of the boundaries I set for myself to gain the rewards couldn’t, or didn’t want to, see then.

As a Sunnyside Police Explorer, I learned about teamwork and matured emotionally. I was able to job shadow police officers and attend a leadership academy. I had the opportunity to work with 12 team members to make sure each of us were aware of the expectations,

I’ve learned how to use the D.D.M.M in my real life. Before Officer Trapp came in our classroom, I was doing my decisions before I thought about what I did. Now I stop and think about what

The book the Crazy Horse Electric Game can be used to teach. The book used rhetorical strategies and gives lessons about drug use. It talks about how willie abused drugs and then what the effects of that decision. Willie used the drug acid (LSD) he also tries to run away from home but realizes he can’t survive on his own and that he shouldn’t have done the drugs in the first place. This book can teach lessons on why drugs are bad for you which should be considered a learning tool for teachers to teach their students.

Based on David’s substance use problem, there are two learning issues that I would like to mainly focus

Understanding how to persuade people to not abuse drugs is not always simple. Teaching people to be abstinent is hard to do because you do not know what people are really going to listen to you after the prevention program has ended. When you are learning about drug prevention as a teen it can be hard

Officer Owen has taught me a lot in D.A.R.E.. The biggest thing I have learned from him is how to live a Drug-Free life.

From the first time I decided to study Psychology, I have been interested in topics related with drugs and the way in which human beings react after consuming them. In my entire life, I have only seen people drink alcohol beverages and smoke cigarettes, however, they were not addicted to those substances. Therefore, I feel that this class gave me the motivation to go to a 12-step meeting and explore the reality of people who are dealing with addiction and fighting every day to have a healthier life. I could not imagine how it was going to be, although I did not want to make people feel uncomfortable with my presence.

Trained uniformed officers who introduce the program to 5th and 6th graders teach the program. The officers inform them about the dangers of all drugs from Tylenol to heroine. The program develops rapport between officers

what hes trying to teach is that dont make a stupid choice a 7 year old boy that tryed to chew and got really sick only because a 15 year old girl hade a little joke to make fun of him. down the road the boy will keep getting more sick if he keeps trying to chew he is destorying is body with for ever lasting drug that is hard to quit. and is a every last damnge on his body dont do stupid

I think it was interesting to learn about the difference between drugs that are stimulants and depressants. I have always thought that all drugs have similar effects on the body such as producing an euphoric feeling, which I assumed is what attracted drug addicts in the first place. It is also very interesting to see all the detrimental effects that drugs have on the body, but drug addicts are still willing to ingest it just to have a temporary, pleasurable feeling. Depending on a person’s background, they could be more prone to developing a drug addiction. Biologically, if one of your parents is an addict, you are more likely to become one. Psychologically, depending on your viewpoint of the world or how you were raised, you may believe that