Assessment Tools

Here are some tools to help answer this question.

Verification Form - Core Lessons

A useful tool for documenting implementation of each core lesson and verifying program fidelity.
Verification Form - Booster Lessons

A useful tool for documenting implementation of each booster lesson and verifying program fidelity.
Knowledge Assessment Tool

Creating the right tool to test what students have learned from Project ALERT can be especially challenging. How do you formulate a question so it will reveal if students have increased their awareness of the dangers of substance abuse, or if they've changed their attitudes regarding drug usage, or have developed skills to resist peer pressure? What should you ask in weekly quizzes or on an exam at the end of the course? Here is a "menu" of questions you can select from to create quizzes and tests suitable to your specific classroom needs.
Fidelity Instrument

Using this tool you can monitor how closely your classroom implementation parallels the implementation process outlined in the Project ALERT curriculum.

Pre- and Post-Test

This questionnaire examines whether or not students have ever used various drugs, their current use patterns, and their attitudes and beliefs about drugs. It is essentially the instrument used by RAND during the initial validation of Project ALERT.
Scoring the Pre- and Post-Test

Designed to help you analyze the Project ALERT Survey of Student Attitudes and Responses.
Logic Models

A discussion of how understanding the Project ALERT logic model could help you achieve exemplary implementation in the classroom.
Project ALERT Logic Model

This logic model links the program's theory and activities to its goals in a diagram that indicates the relationships among its parts. Understanding the logic model helps ensure that any adaptations you make to the curriculum will benefit your students.