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Students deepen their understanding of 'what's OK' and what's 'not OK' in friendships/romantic relationships and find examples in the film 'Tagged'.
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Porn: The who, what, where, when, how, why and why not
Students use the graffiti wall strategy and the Laugh and learn to develop an understanding of what porn is, how people may come across porn, why people access porn and its possible harms. Strategies for dealing with unwanted exposure to porn are also discussed.
Ready vs not ready (for sexual activity)
Students discuss, consider and compare different views and perspectives on being ready for sexual activity.
Choices and consequences
Students watch Kaiyai Girl, an interactive DVD about an Aboriginal girl, Missy, who is faced with many choices and consequences regarding alcohol and other drugs, and sexual health. Students discuss the options and make informed choices to help Missy stay as safe and as healthy as possible.
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Sexting: To send or not to send
Students use the Laugh and learn video and a decision mapping process to explore situations where people might be asked to send a sext.
Students research and develop quiz questions for young people about safer sex. The questions are combined to create a class quiz for students to complete.
Students investigate the risks, symptoms and methods of transmission of STIs and safer sex behaviours.
Students use the Laugh and learn video to initiate discussions around safer sex.
Influence of the media
Students explore the impact of sexualised imagery on young people's sexual identities and sexual behaviours through the use of music clips and newspaper articles.
Students complete a true/false pre-quiz on blood-borne viruses (BBVs). The Laugh and learn video stimulus and websites (provided) are used to research how BBVs can be transmitted and prevented. Findings are reported via a choice of radio advert/social media post/whole class display
Health campaigns - sexual health
Students explore the purpose of health campaigns and identify the components of a successful campaign. In groups, they develop their own campaign with a sexual health theme.
Power to manage relationships
Students explore skills needed when dealing with challenging relationships and unsafe situations.
Keeping safe in sexual situations
Students explore legal, physical, social and emotional safety, and respectful relationships using a placemat strategy and the Laugh and learn video as a stimulus.
Explores the importance of communicating with a partner about readiness for sex, consent and