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The shift from gaming habit to gambling problem is subtle. But the risks aren’t. Learn how to lower the risks for youth at ChangeTheGameOhio.org KNOW THE SIGNS GAMBLING WARNING SIGNS IN STUDENTS Warning Signs of Student Gambling Change the Game was developed to raise awareness of the realities of youth gambling. Your students may be exposed to gambling behavior more often than you know. The first step toward making a difference is knowing what to look for. • Unexplained absences from school or classes • Sudden drop in grades • Interest in extracurricular activities has lessened • Withdrawing from friends • Money student should have (such as lunch money) goes missing • Bragging about gambling activities • Unusual interest in sports scores • Questionable explanation for new items or loss of valuable possessions • Uncharacteristically forgetting appointments or other important dates EDUCATOR RESOURCE

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Page 1: KNOW THE SIGNS Warning Signs of Student Gambling€¦ · Warning Signs of Student Gambling Change the Game was developed to raise awareness of the realities of youth gambling. Your

The shift from gaming habit to gambling problem is subtle. But the risks aren’t. Learn how to lower the risks for youth at ChangeTheGameOhio.org

KNOW THE SIGNS

GAMBLING WARNING SIGNS IN STUDENTS

Warning Signs of Student GamblingChange the Game was developed to raise awareness of the realities of youth gambling. Your students may be exposed to gambling behavior more often than you know. The first step toward making a difference is knowing what to look for.

• Unexplained absences from school or classes• Sudden drop in grades• Interest in extracurricular activities has lessened• Withdrawing from friends• Money student should have (such as lunch

money) goes missing• Bragging about gambling activities• Unusual interest in sports scores• Questionable explanation for new items or loss of

valuable possessions• Uncharacteristically forgetting appointments or

other important dates

EDUCATOR RESOURCE