Vaping: Know the truth

 

 

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Course Mission

Vaping: Know the truth is a prevention-forward digital learning experience that gives today's students core knowledge about the dangers of using e-cigarettes and offers resources to help young people quit if they already vape.

 

Course Description

Vaping: Know the truth is a new national youth vaping prevention curriculum created by Truth Initiative and Kaiser Permanente, in collaboration with the American Heart Association, to educate students about the health dangers of e-cigarette use. This free digital learning experience is being developed as part of Truth Initiative's nationally recognized truth campaign and Kaiser Permanente's Thriving Schools initiative. In addition to encouraging students to live vape-free lives, this self-led interactive curriculum offers resources to help young people who are currently using e-cigarettes to quit through truth's first-of-its-kind text message youth quit vaping program called This is Quitting. This is Quitting is already helping over 200,000 youth and young adults on their journeys to quit.

 


 

Learning Objectives

• Recognize that regardless of the delivery mechanism, nicotine is addictive in all forms

• Recognize the health risks associated with using e-cigarettes due to their chemical ingredients and delivery mechanism

• Recognize that you are empowered to make healthy and informed choices

 


Section A:  Before the online experience

1) How important is the ability to make choices to you?

2) How important is having all the facts about a topic before making your choice?

3) What have you seen, learned, or been exposed to about vaping?

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Section B:  Module 1 Know

Learning Module 1:  Know

 

 


Section C:  After the online experience

4) What connections exist between vaping nicotine and smoking cigarettes?

5) Why have people been using nicotine and tobacco (smoking, chewing, vaping) for so long?

6) How do you make choices about what goes into your body? What are your criteria for making those choices?

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