Sex and History

Resources provided by the University of Exeter Team for teaching RSE through History.

Sex and History - using objects to initiate RSE conversations

Object based learning website - Alice Hoyle

Sex and History Webinar.pptx

This is the powerpoint that accompanied the webinar provided by University of Exeter into teaching RSE through history/ I&S.

Sex and History teaching resources

Sex & History Version 2 Teachers' Guide.pdf

Sex & History Version 2 Presentation Slides VIDEOS FIXED.pptx

Sex & History Version 2 Presentation Slides VIDEOS FIXED

Ain Sakhri lovers

Ain Sakhri lovers - Download Free 3D model by The British Museum (@britishmuseum) [71f7ffb]Stone figurine. The natural shape of a calcite cobble has been used to represent the outline of two figures in coitus. Their heads, arms and legs appear as raised areas around which the surface has been picked away. The figures have no faces. The arms of one hug the shoulders of the other and its knees are bent up underneath those of the slightly smaller figure. The image is also phallic. Natufian Height: 102 millimetres Width: 63 millimetres Depth: 39 millimetres Weight: 343 grammes Made from 111 Nikon D5100 photographs taken by Lucy Ellis and Daniel Pett, assembled by Daniel Pett COL: http://www.britishmuseum.org/research/collection_online/collection_object_details.aspx?partId=1&objectId=1358965 - Ain Sakhri lovers - Download Free 3D model by The British Museum (@britishmuseum) [71f7ffb]

https://sketchfab.com/3d-models/ain-sakhri-lovers-71f7ffbfc41f4009b016faa5d0b8af6e

Foot binding

History KS3 / GCSE: How foot binding affected women in ChinaIn this short film for secondary schools the practice of foot binding is explained and illustrated through interviews and artifacts.

https://www.bbc.co.uk/teach/class-clips-video/history-ks3--gcse-how-foot-binding-affected-women-in-china/z9h93j6

Sex and History - using objects to initiate RSE conversations

Sex & History website - talking sex with objects from the past

One page from the website particularly focuses on LGBT+ objects. An interesting way to start conversations.

Object based learning website - Alice Hoyle

Object Based Learning is using an object (historical object/ 3D printed model or any physical solid 3D thing!) to spark a conversation and learn something new.

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