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In Unit 2, Lesson 4, students explore the risks and responsibilities when sharing online in a relationship.
Below you will find the complete lesson plan packet as well as the student sheets separated into individual files for easy reproducing, or you can copy them to your Drive and then share them through Google Classroom.
Also, you will find supplementary material that has been prepared to make implementing the lesson much easier.
All lessons are used freely through Common Sense Media and Common Sense Education. Images in the presentations are all licensed through Creative Commons. (Source)
Teacher's Materials and Preparation:
- Copy the How Should It End? Student Handout, one for each student.
- Preview the video “Ally’s Story – Second Thoughts on Sexting,” an abridged version from MTV’s Sexting in America: When Privates Go Public, and prepare to play it for students.
- Note: This video addresses the topic of sexting and does not constitute an endorsement of MTV. If you do not feel comfortable showing this material, watch the video, describe the scenario to students, and then have your class complete the lesson based on your description.
- Optional: Review the Over the Line? Student Handout with vignettes from MTV.
Ally's Story - Second Thoughts on Sexting
AThinLine_AlliesStory.mp4See this lesson in ACTION!
Overexposed_Sexting_In_Relationships_Rebrand_2014.mp4Complete lesson plan, worksheet, & key
9-12-unit2-overexposedsextingandrelationships.pdfOverexposed: Sexting and Relationships Assessement
Overexposed Assessment.pdfHow Should it End Worksheet
How Should It End Worksheet.pdfOver the Line Worksheet
Over the Line Worksheet.pdfFamily Resources
Student Activity Sheet
9-12_faws_unit2_overexposedsextingandrelationships.pdfFamily Tip Sheet
9-12-familytip-digital_relationships_062915.pdfReport abuse