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• because of personal values and beliefs, some people are accepting of<br />

differences, while others are not. Classroom conversations will focus on<br />

understanding a variety of personal values and beliefs, not on judging them.<br />

• our thoughts and feelings alone do not have negative effects on people;<br />

hurtful behaviours do<br />

• a person may not agree with othersÕ opinions, but needs to treat all individuals<br />

with dignity and respect<br />

The above points were adapted from a York Region District School Board<br />

resource document entitled ÒSensitive Issues in the Classroom, 1997Ó<br />

Comments/questions:<br />

Post items for discussion on OPHEAnetÕs Community Forum. Click on the<br />

OPHEAnet forum in the Community Centre of OPHEAnet to post questions,<br />

opinions and answers about this curriculum material and any other Health and<br />

Physical <strong>Education</strong> topic.<br />

Resource Development Partnership<br />

The Ontario Physical and Health <strong>Education</strong> Association (OPHEA), Ontario<br />

Association for Supervisors of Physical and Health <strong>Education</strong> (OASPHE), in<br />

partnership with Toronto Public Health, Centre for Addiction and Mental Health<br />

and Halton District School Board, have made significant financial and Òin kindÓ<br />

contributions to support the development of this resource. A diverse writing team<br />

and reviewing team from across the province was assembled to develop the<br />

resource. The team included classroom teachers, subject specialists, Health and<br />

Physical <strong>Education</strong> consultants, public health nurses/educators and<br />

representatives from both Public and Catholic School Boards.<br />

OPHEA also wishes to acknowledge and thank the following individuals and key<br />

organizations that have significantly contributed to the development of the<br />

resource.<br />

Project Curriculum Consultant<br />

Myra Stephen, Ontario Physical and Health <strong>Education</strong> Association<br />

Project Leader<br />

Eileen Egan, Ontario Physical and Health <strong>Education</strong> Association<br />

Project Manager/Lead Writer<br />

Susan Orchard, Halton District School Board<br />

Project Administrative Support<br />

Jo-Anne Bryant, Halton District School Board<br />

Project Program Writers<br />

<strong>Healthy</strong> Relationships and Sexuality<br />

Anne Burns, Simcoe Muskoka Catholic District School Board<br />

Maureen Capel, Grand Erie District School Board<br />

Martin Duchesne, Toronto Public Health Department<br />

Gabriela Pittock, Toronto Public Health<br />

Violence and Risk Taking Behaviour<br />

<strong>Grade</strong> <strong>11</strong> <strong>Healthy</strong> <strong>Active</strong> <strong>Living</strong> <strong>Education</strong> Supplementary Material (PPL30)<br />

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