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Alcohol Sign Alcohol Poster Create a flyer one would find in a bathroom stall at a club. It should be informative, interesting and persuasive to YOUR age group. It should inform about the dangers of drinking, how to be smart, effects and where to get help. Include a section to help the stall occupant to successfully refuse drinking, and maintain meaningful friendships. The refusals should be something fun, smart and believable that someone could go back to the party and use & remain friends. Rubric Code: V67XA6 By rcooper Ready to use Public Rubric Subject: Health Type: Project Grade Levels: 9-12, Undergraduate

Alcohol Poster Project
	Proficient 5 pts	High 7 pts	Advanced 10 pts
Facts	Proficient Group only states 1 or less facts related to teenage drinking.	High Group states 2-4 facts related to teenage drinking.	Advanced Group states more than 5 facts related to teenage drinking.
Drinking Influences	Proficient Groups uses minimal information on why people drink and how the media impacts our decision to drink.	High Groups include some of the factors studied on why people drink and how the media impacts our decision to drink.	Advanced Groups include all the factors studied on why people drink and how the media impacts our decision to drink.
Bodily Effects	Proficient Groups list less than 5 short-term and long-term effects that consuming alcohol has on the body.	High Groups list 5-9 short-term and long-term effects that consuming alcohol has on the body.	Advanced Groups list at least 10 short-term and long-term effects that consuming alcohol has on the body.
Resources	Proficient Group list less than 2 alcohol related treatment resources and their contact information.	High Groups list 2-4 alcohol related treatment resources and their contact information.	Advanced Groups list at least five alcohol related treatment resources and their contact information.
Refusual - What could you say/do What would you say to a friend that wanted to drive home after drinking? How would you get peers to stop pressuring you? How could you convince a friend to not drink?	Proficient The refusals were trite and crass. Not friendship keepers.	High The Refusals were varied, appropriate, (made folks laugh) but may make some angry with you.	Advanced The refusals were unique and School appropriate. With solid evidence to support refusal and still maintain friendships.