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    Republic of the Philippines

    Department of Education
    Region XII
    Division of Sultan Kudarat
    Columbio District I
    EDAY ELEMENTARY SCHOOL
    Hazardous Effects of Smoking

    Introduction

    Smoking remains one of the leading causes of preventable deaths worldwide,


    affecting millions of individuals and their families. Despite extensive public
    health campaigns, the harmful impacts of smoking are still prevalent. This
    educational guide aims to provide a comprehensive understanding of the
    hazardous effects of smoking, targeting learners, teachers, and the
    community at large.

    Objectives

    1. Increase Awareness: To inform learners, teachers, and community


    members about the health risks associated with smoking.
    2. Promote Healthy Choices: To encourage individuals to make
    informed decisions regarding smoking.
    3. Support Smoking Cessation: To provide resources and support for
    those who wish to quit smoking.
    4. Community Engagement: To foster a community-wide effort in
    reducing smoking prevalence and promoting public health.

    Activities for Learners

    1. Interactive Workshops: Conduct sessions where learners can engage


    in activities demonstrating the effects of smoking on the body using
    visual aids and models.
    2. Debates and Discussions: Organize debates on the topic of smoking
    to stimulate critical thinking and personal reflection on its impact.
    3. Creative Projects: Encourage learners to create posters, videos, or
    essays depicting the dangers of smoking and ways to promote a
    smoke-free lifestyle.
    4. Peer Education: Train students to become peer educators who can
    advocate for smoke-free environments and support their peers in
    making healthy choices.

    Activities for Teachers


    1. Professional Development: Provide training sessions on the latest
    research regarding smoking and its effects, and effective teaching
    strategies to convey this information.
    2. Curriculum Integration: Integrate smoking-related topics into
    various subjects such as biology, health education, and social studies.
    3. Resource Provision: Supply teachers with up-to-date materials,
    including brochures, videos, and lesson plans, to aid in teaching
    about the hazards of smoking.
    4. Role Modeling: Encourage teachers to model smoke-free behavior
    and share personal anecdotes or experiences related to smoking
    cessation.

    Activities for the Community

    1. Public Health Campaigns: Launch community-wide campaigns using


    posters, social media, and local media outlets to spread awareness
    about the dangers of smoking.
    2. Support Groups: Establish local support groups for individuals who
    are trying to quit smoking, providing them with resources and peer
    support.
    3. Health Fairs: Organize health fairs with information booths, free
    health screenings, and expert talks on the effects of smoking and
    strategies for quitting.
    4. Community Challenges: Initiate challenges or competitions within
    the community to promote smoke-free living, such as a "Smoke-Free
    Month" challenge.

    Conclusion

    Addressing the hazardous effects of smoking requires a concerted effort from


    individuals, educators, and the community. By increasing awareness,
    promoting healthy choices, and supporting smoking cessation, we can
    reduce the prevalence of smoking and improve public health. Through
    collective action and education, we can create a healthier, smoke-free future
    for all.

    Prepared by:

    JULIE MAE O. MAGLUYAN


    School Nurse
    Approved:
    RONIE S. MASAMLOC
    School Head

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