Reply to "PPT for High School Students explaining ACEs"

Ellen SmithMember

Hi all,

I think Paper Tigers would be appropriate for most teens--I would say 13 and up, but that is just my guess. I would suggest a brief intro about about the movie, letting people they can and should step out/stay safe as needed and then show the movie with a debrief afterwards. In central Maine, where I was visiting, this was shown in many high schools and I saw many high school students attending and participating (one group even made dinner for the attendees).

We, in the Harrisburg area (West Shore School District), are showing the film Resilience multiple times and have again, arbitrarily recommended it for 14 years and above. We felt that people/parents needs some guidance, similar to the PG- system for movies, but then could decide for themselves. At the first showing I don't recall any teens attending. Good luck and if content/presentations are used, I would love to see them and use them to continue our work.

10/27/178:19 AM

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