ThinkFirst for Teens (6th-12th grades), is a dramatic program that takes a more serious look at risk-taking activities through the eyes of other young people who have suffered brain or spinal cord injuries. In addition, health educators teach students about the anatomy of the brain, spinal cord and central nervous system. During this intensive 60-90 minute discussion, FNI educators use video, PowerPoint slide presentation and anatomical models to teach students about the anatomy of the brain and spinal cord. The highlight of the program is when students are introduced to a VIP speaker or "Voice for Injury Prevention".

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