It appeals to all kinds of kids. Students can learn in whatever mode they find most appealing, from traditional objective presentations, to true stories, to interactive games. It's presented in a way that kids can accept and understand. I think many adults really don't understand kids. Young people need the skills and information to deal with today's issues, but they don't have them.
Kids know the difference between scripted material and real talk.
This is real talk. Most computer based prevention programs deliver basic information in a textbook format that does nothing to stimulate critical thinking. Relate for Teens is a leap ahead of everything else. It is sophisticated, fast paced, and kid driven. Ripple Effects software meets all the top down requirements for violence prevention, substance abuse, and character education.