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Sexuality Teacher Resources

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399
6th - 7th
5.0/5 Stars

Students differentiate the processes involved in sexual and asexual reproduction. In this plant science lesson, students discuss the pros and cons of both methods. They explain how sexual reproduction can lead to genetic diversity.


This learning experience fosters awareness of representations we see, and don't see, in the media. Learners list TV programs, games, and films they enjoy, identify characters' ethnic, religious, (dis)ability, and sexual orientation status, assess whether what they see accurately represents where they live, and discuss equity or the lack of it in the media. Sourced from Canada, where the broadcast industry has set voluntary standards to promote equity in the media. With graphic organizers.


93
5th - 9th
4.0/5 Stars

Students explore diversity in the workforce. In this multicultural tolerance and character development lesson, students work in groups to generate statements and supporting reasons why it is important to include diversity in the workplace after reading the article "Arguments for Diversity."  Students play the game "Constructing Diversity" to reinforce the concepts presented in the article.


639
10th
5.0/5 Stars

Discuss how media influences teen sexuality by explaining the importance of values learned from family, religion and society. Learners will role play given scenarios and write a reflection after the lesson.


64
Higher Ed
3.0/5 Stars

Introducing the topic of cultural diversity and the social issues surrounding it, this presentation will get your students thinking about stereotypes involving race, gender, and sexual orientation. Affirmative action and positive and negative face are covered in this slideshow, as well as bilingualism. Many opportunities for discussion are listed at the end of the presentation, which prompts students to compare and contrast various sociological and anthropological theories.


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9th - Higher Ed
5.0/5 Stars

F.L.A.S.H stands for Family Life and Sexual Health, it's a program specifically focused on provided special needs learners vital information regarding personal and sexual health. This is an overview of the program, complete with sample activities, classroom protocol, IEP notes, and how to answer difficult questions. Even if you don't use the program this overview may be of some interest.


Sixth graders study sexually transmitted diseases. In this personal health lesson, 6th graders set personal goals regarding risky behavior and consider how to protect themselves as they investigate sexually transmitted diseases.


Seventh graders complete an outside investigation.  In this organism diversity lesson students summarize and present their findings to the class by displaying the map of their area. 


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9th - 12th
3.0/5 Stars

Students discuss conflicts that arise from problems with diversity issues, and hypothesize what is needed to bring about successful resolutions to these problems. They write a newspaper editorial about how conflicts can be successfully managed.


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11th - 12th
4.5/5 Stars

FLASH has put together a pretty comprehensive lesson on fertility and infertility. There is a lot of information on the male and female reproductive systems, fertility, reducing the odds for infertility, the menstrual cycle, and information on sexually transmitted infections. There are activities included, but a teacher could easily invent new activities to do with this vast array of information.