Contains program information, resource lists, teaching tips, reproducible materials, and suggested activities. Curriculum Manual Contains eight flexible units with 103 skill-building sessions and a comprehensive drug information guide. Available in English and Spanish. Teachers' Resource Guide Program information, resource lists, teaching tips, and more. Conceptual and Implementation Models Lions-Quest programs incorporate the most current research, educational strategies, and implementation process for linking the family, school, and community in a positive youth development initiative.
Adolescence is a period of rapid and confusing physical and emotional changes.
Skills for Adolescence unites parents, teachers, and community members to help young people develop the skills, strength, and resiliency they need to resist drugs, violence, and other negative behaviors. For a complete discussion of the conceptual model for Lions-Quest programs, please refer to the Review Curriculum, available on request from Quest International. School staff and volunteers who Have a child-centered approach to teaching. Understand the cognitive, social, and emotional development of children. Have a positive and enthusiastic attitude about implementing the Skills for Adolescence program.