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This program can be modified to fit each school's class schedule

This lesson is designed to:

  • Explore the impact of marijuana on the developing teenage brain
  • Give students an experience of cognitive impairment through simulation goggles
  • Demonstrate the potential consequences that can occur related to driving
  • Provide evidence-based information about preconceived ideas about marijuana use
  • Explain the physical and cognitive processes that are affected by marijuana
  • Explain why driving under the influence of marijuana is a crime

Find your state lesson plan material below

 

Florida’s Lesson Plan Material

Teachers Information:

Distance Learning Teacher Guide

For more information on traffic safety and driver education, please contact:

Lindsey P. Champlin
Specialist, Public Affairs
lpavlick@acg.aaa.com

Student Information: