BELOCURA, JOANA ISABELA S.

NSTP 12:00 – 1:30 PM FS

BSBA (FM) 1H

REFLECTION PAPER
“DRUG EDUCATION”

Drug education focuses on the idea of drugs, also the key to their use. The
terminology of common misunderstandings, the legal implications of drug
usage, relevant laws, and penalties. The program emphasizes the value of
leading a healthy, drug-free lifestyle. Drug education typically aims to change
students' beliefs, attitudes, knowledge, and abilities to help us make better
choices with alcohol and other drugs. Specific ideas guide the best practices
in drug education.
Young people make excellent information sources. They understand the
significance of drug prevention since it is preferable to assist young people
in avoiding drugs than to attempt to stop them after being addicted. Effective
drug education is crucial due to the numerous pressures on young people to
use legal and illegal substances. Creating a normative culture of safety,
moderation, and informed decision-making can act as a counterbalancing
force.
After studying it, I concluded that we shouldn't even attempt to use drugs to
prevent addiction to specific chemicals. Therefore, we should be aware that
we need to keep a safe distance from anyone or anything that can encourage
us to use illegal drugs. Education is the key to understanding and learning
many things, notably how to prevent and understand the pessimistic effects
of drug usage. Helping others, especially younger adolescents, quit using
drugs is necessary. Due to its easily swayable nature, it can harm not only
your life but also the lives of others. By doing this, I hope to raise awareness
about drug use and help people avoid it before it's too late. Given that
education is knowledge, we must inspire others to pursue education. Help
some young people avoid those situations and events to control their
perceptions and avoid getting addicted.