Systematic review of the role of external contributors in school substance use education

Article Abstract:

The extent to which external factors, namely people other than teachers, can contribute towards educating school children on school-based drug, alcohol and tobacco use is analyzed.

Services information, Services, Education, Study and teaching, Substance abuse, Volunteer workers in education, Education volunteers

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Gathering and communicating information about school bullying: overcoming 'secrets and lies.'

Article Abstract:

The wider implications of bullying by students in schools are examined. The need for parents and educators to prevent bullying is discussed.

Management dynamics, Public affairs, Social aspects, Analysis, Management, Prevention, Behavior, Teachers, Parents, Company business management, Bullying

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Improving the quality of school health evaluations

Article Abstract:

A study examining the challenges encountering quality of school health evaluations and identifying options to manage them are presented.

Product quality, Quality Control Management, Methods, Quality management, Quality control, Student health services

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