Year 3/4
Positive Gender Relations
Positive Gender Relations
RRRR - Topic 8 - POSITIVE GENDER RELATIONS
Lesson 1 - What is Violence?
Equipment:
Violence Definitions
Well Being Book.
Students give examples of various forms of violence, including, physical, verbal and psychological.
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RRRR - Topic 8 - POSITIVE GENDER RELATIONS
Lesson 2 - What is Violence? Who is affected by violence?
Equipment:
Who is affected by violence page
Well Being Book.
Students give examples of various forms of violence, including physical, verbal and psychological.
Students describe the impact that violence can have on people who witness or experience it.
Students identify the contribution that acts of friendship can make to those who have been affected by violence.
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RRRR - Topic 8 - POSITIVE GENDER RELATIONS
Lesson 3 - Gender Based Violence
Equipment:
Example 'X-Chart'
Well Being Book.
Students give examples of various forms of gender-based violence, including physical, verbal and psychological.
Students describe the impact that gender-based violence might have on people who witness or experience it, as well as those who enact the violence.
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RRRR - Topic 8 - POSITIVE GENDER RELATIONS
Lesson 4 - Gender Based Violence / Scenarios
Equipment:
Gender Based Violence Scenarios Page.
X - Chart.
Well Being Book.
Students give examples of various forms of gender-based violence, including physical, verbal and psychological.
Students describe the impact that gender-based violence might have on people who witness or experience it, as well as those who enact the violence.
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RRRR - Topic 8 - POSITIVE GENDER RELATIONS
Lesson 5 - Rights and Responsibilities
Equipment:
'Rights of the child' page
Well Being Book.
Students identify what they understand by the concepts of ‘rights’ and ‘responsibilities’.
Students list some of the responsibilities that they have for self and for others.
Students identify some of the people in their lives who take responsibility for protecting their basic human rights.
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RRRR - Topic 8 - POSITIVE GENDER RELATIONS
Lesson 6 - Rights and Responsibilities
Equipment:
Coloured Paper cut into bricks for 'WALL OF THANKS'
Well Being Book.
Students identify what they understand by the concepts of ‘rights’ and ‘responsibilities’.
Students list some of the responsibilities that they have for self and for others.
Students identify some of the people in their lives who take responsibility for protecting their basic human rights.
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RRRR - Topic 8 - POSITIVE GENDER RELATIONS
Lesson 7 - Respect in Action
Equipment:
Respect in Action Scenario Page.
Well Being Book.
Students identify what they understand by the word ‘respect’.
Students demonstrate what they think respect looks like in a range of situations involving peers and adults.
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