MYP 2a Sex Education Lesson 1

2a Sex Education
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This lesson contains 36 slides, with interactive quizzes, text slides and 3 videos.

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2a Sex Education
By the end of this unit I will be able to:

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Relationships and your Values
  • What do we mean by the word values?
  •  What values do you think are important in a relationship?
  •  What values would you want in a relationship?

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Values Continuum
Place the statements on a continuum line to show the extent to which you agree or disagree with them



strongly agree                                                                  strongly disagree 

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Slide 4 - Video

Red Flags
  •  Read the following potential relationship red flags
  • Conside whether they are indicators of a coercive relationship or could be solved using effective communication
Are there any red flags missing from the list?

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Their partner always wants to hang out together and messages to find out what they are doing when they aren't with them
can be resolved with effective communication
controlling behaviour

Slide 6 - Poll

Their partner overreacts to minor things
can be resolved with effective communication
controlling behaviour

Slide 7 - Poll

Their partner blocks important subjects they don't want to talk about
can be resolved with effective communication
controlling behaviour

Slide 8 - Poll

Their partner lies and can't be trusted
can be resolved with effective communication
controlling behaviour

Slide 9 - Poll

Their partner gets too close too soon
can be resolved with effective communication
controlling behaviour

Slide 10 - Poll

Their partner treats them or other people disrespectfully
can be resolved with effective communication
controlling behaviour

Slide 11 - Poll

Their partner makes regular "suggestions" on how to improve their appearance or life
can be resolved with effective communication
controlling behaviour

Slide 12 - Poll

Their partner always wants something from them
can be resolved with effective communication
controlling behaviour

Slide 13 - Poll

Their partner will never accept they're in the wrong - it's never their fault
can be resolved with effective communication
controlling behaviour

Slide 14 - Poll

Their partner is rude about their friends
can be resolved with effective communication
controlling behaviour

Slide 15 - Poll

Their partner manipulates things when they argue so sometimes they feel like they are going mad
can be resolved with effective communication
controlling behaviour

Slide 16 - Poll

They have an intuition or 'gut feeling' that this isn't a healthy relationship
can be resolved with effective communication
controlling behaviour

Slide 17 - Poll

Their partner sends them messages that make them feel uncomfortable
can be resolved with effective communication
controlling behaviour

Slide 18 - Poll

Their partner regularly demands to see their phone to 'prove they have nothing to hide'
can be resolved with effective communication
controlling behaviour

Slide 19 - Poll

Exiting a relationship
give examples for how a person
might start a conversation to appropriately
end a relationship

Slide 20 - Mind map

Relationship Scenarios
Read the relationship scenarios and highlight behaviours in the following colours :
  •  Red - behaviours which are concerning
  • Orange - anything that is not quite right
  • Green - positive relationship behaviours
For any concerning behaviours you have highlighted, what should the characters do to make sure they are safe?

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Relationship Scenarios: Key Points
Scenario 1
Jamil and Amari have swimming in common which provides a positive way to connect.
Having conversations to figure out what each other is happy with - 'checking in '.
Jamil went to a friends party without inviting Amari.
Amari's upset so they don't go to the swimming gala as agreed.

Scenario 2
Jenna and Harry are already friends which shows they can enjoy time together.
Jenna is rushing Harry into moving faster than he wants to, based on behaviour in previous relationships.


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Relationship Scenarios: Key Points
Scenario 3
Veeda and Idris have similar values as they share a common culture and faith.
They enjoyed seeing each other at family events.
They discussed and agreed that there will be no intimacy before marriage as this is in-keeping with their culture and faith.
Veeda and Idris want the relationship to move at a different pace. ('It depends' as there is no evidence that they discussed their differences.)
Veeda is being pressured into a (potentially forced) marriage abroad.




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Relationship Scenarios: Key Points
Scenario 4
Taylor and Addison seem quite happy together.
Taylor gets upset when Addison messages and goes out with friends.
Addison cut down on going out with friends to make Taylor happy. (Note that a reasonable request for a partner to spend a balance of time between friends and their partner is different to stopping seeing or messaging their friends.)
Taylor has taken Addison's phone and was violent towards them.




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Values
Read the statement on the handout and decide if you agree or disagree with it. If you think it depends, write what you think it would depend on in the middle column on your sheet.
Agree
Depends on...
Disagree

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Definition Dominoes
  • Match the dominoes (begin with the card that says start)
  • To check the answers, I will nominate a pair to start by reading the right hand term on the card with 'start' on it
  • The next pair will state the definition which matches that key term. If it is right, they read their definition, and so on, until we reach the domino with 'the end' on it

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Slide 27 - Video

How can people be made
to feel supported when they talk to friends
about their sexual orientation or
gender identity?

Slide 28 - Mind map

Consent
In pairs, summarise everything you know about the concept of consent. You could do this in any format, for example:
  • A short rap
  • a 60 second news bulletin
  • an acrostic poem

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What is Consent?
Consent is an agreement by choice made by someone with the 

freedom                 and capacity to consent
the choice must be made without pressure
the person must be able to make the choice, e.g. be old enough, and in a clear state of mind

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Assumption Statements 
In groups, discuss the statement and make notes on the following questions:

  • Do you agree with the statement? why/why not? 
  • If the first part of the statement is true, does that mean the second part must be true? why/why not?
  • How do you think each person in the situation is feeling right now?
  • What do you think might happen next?
when you have noted your responses to the first statement, pass your sheet to the next group

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Please enter a phrase or response that someone could use to not give, or to withdraw, consent

Slide 32 - Open question

Contraception
Complete the table in as much detail as you can, based on your current knowledge and understanding.

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Slide 34 - Video

Further Resources
Your GP/Huisarts

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And of course you can always speak with...
Nurse Rachel
Ms Kirsty
and/or

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