Grade 11 Healthy Active Living Education Additional Supports ...
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Violence and Risk Taking Behaviour<br />
Public Profile<br />
Unit #3 Activity #6<br />
Teaching Learning Strategy #7, #8<br />
Teacher/Student Resource (Case Scenarios)<br />
Risk Scenarios<br />
Catholic Profile<br />
Unit #2 Activity #4<br />
Teaching Learning Strategy N/A<br />
Scenario 1: You are on your way home from visiting a friend and your car breaks down.<br />
It is late and the area is not well known to you. Just as you are considering what to do, a<br />
car pulls up and a person gets outs. He approaches your car and asks if you want some<br />
help. What do you do and why?<br />
Scenario 2: You have moved into a new neighbourhood and have finally made a couple<br />
of new friends. They have invited you to a ÒfieldÓ party to celebrate the end of the school<br />
year. These friends seem to be fairly clean, however you know there will be others<br />
present who will be using drugs and alcohol. The party is in a large ravine located 2 km<br />
away from the school. What do you do and why?<br />
Scenario 3: Your friend has been involved in an internet chat line and has set up a double<br />
date for you to meet two other individuals. They want to meet at a dance club on the<br />
other side of town. The ÒmysteryÓ dates have also offered to pick you up at the local<br />
mall, if you cannot get your own transportation. What do you do and why?<br />
Scenario 4: You really need a summer job in order to save money for a car as well as<br />
college/university. There has been a job posting in the guidance office, outlining<br />
prerequisites for a job you would consider taking. You do not have all of the<br />
prerequisites. Your friend suggests that you just ÒfudgeÓ them on a resume and apply for<br />
the job. What do you do and why?<br />
Scenario 5: YouÕve been at a party all night and have noticed that your designated driver<br />
has been drinking throughout the night. Seven people were supposed to be driven home<br />
in the same car. Another option would be to walk home alone, crossing two large parks.<br />
What do you do and why?<br />
Scenario 6: You have a final paper due tomorrow. You have not started it. In order to<br />
disguise your incomplete work, you have told your teacher that you have already<br />
completed you research background and have found the topic quite interesting. You have<br />
been informed of an Internet website that has Òready-madeÓ essays on your topic. What<br />
do you do and why?<br />
<strong>Grade</strong> <strong>11</strong> <strong>Healthy</strong> <strong>Active</strong> <strong>Living</strong> <strong>Education</strong> (PPL30), Module #3 Violence and Risk Taking Behaviour<br />
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