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Drug Class 2: Impairment Part 2 DVD

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About this DVD


The 9th DVD in Drug Class Season 2. Impaired driving continues to be a huge problem for youth. To illustrate this further, a mother who has recently lost a son to drinking and driving talks to Rand's class, and asks his students to drive responsibly. 23 minutes. Leader's Guide available online.


About Drug Class Season 2 (Each DVD sold separately or as a complete season)


This season picks up where Season 1's stories left off and we again get the opportunity to follow several more students and their families who are dealing with drug addiction and recovery.



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Customer Reviews (5.0 / 5 · 2 reviews)

Michael ★★★★★

The segment with the mother sharing her personal story makes the dangers of impaired driving feel very real for teens. We watched this in our health class and it sparked a serious, needed conversation.

Miles ★★★★★

This DVD really hits hard with the real story from the mother who lost her son. It’s a powerful tool for showing teens the serious consequences of impaired driving. The presentation is clear and keeps their attention.