Huffing-- the latest facts about inhalant abuse [videorecording (DVD)] / [executive producer, Anson W. Schloat ...].

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Material type: Film

FilmPublisher number: 8006DV | Human Relations MediaPublication details: Mount Kisco, NY : Human Relations Media, c2007.Description: 1 videodisc (20 min.) : sd., col. ; 4 3/4 in. + teacher's resource guide (34 leaves in binder)ISBN:

1555480071
9781555480073

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DDC classification:

362.29/9 22

LOC classification:

HV5822.S65 H84 2007

Summary: Communicates the truth about inhalants through straight facts and real-life stories from abusers and their families and friends. Through teen narrators and experts viewers learn how inhalant abuse begins, recognize warning signs of abuse, see the damaging effects of inhaling toxic substances, and hear the stories of life change and loss. Teens will understand that inhalants are not an easy, harmless way to get high, instead, they are dangerous and deadly poisons.

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Accompanying teacher's resource guide by Elisabeth Kwak Hefferan includes learning objectives, program summary, notes to the teacher, student activities, and fact sheets.

Communicates the truth about inhalants through straight facts and real-life stories from abusers and their families and friends. Through teen narrators and experts viewers learn how inhalant abuse begins, recognize warning signs of abuse, see the damaging effects of inhaling toxic substances, and hear the stories of life change and loss. Teens will understand that inhalants are not an easy, harmless way to get high, instead, they are dangerous and deadly poisons.