Grade 11 Healthy Active Living Education Additional Supports ...
Grade 11 Healthy Active Living Education Additional Supports ...
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STAGES DISCUSSION TOPICS<br />
TALK TO YOUR PARTNER<br />
ABOUT SEX<br />
NEGOTIATE PREVENTION<br />
OF HIV/STI, PREGNANCY<br />
GO PUBLIC<br />
/ think and plan ahead of time how far you want to go in<br />
specific scenarios<br />
/ consider your plan if your partner pressures you<br />
/ set limits<br />
/ remaining abstinent is not necessarily a lifetime<br />
commitment but a personal commitment until you know<br />
and get what you want<br />
/ need to think about how to negotiate for what you<br />
want- consider the words, lines and scripts<br />
/ important your message is heard and not implied<br />
/ even if both partners are virgins, it is easier to start<br />
using condoms than to have to change practice with<br />
future partners<br />
/ it is also easier to use condoms consistently than to<br />
introduce condoms into a relationship if one partner<br />
strays<br />
/ if youth become sexually active in high school, there is<br />
a high possibility they will have 3+ partners by the time<br />
they reach 1 st year of university (Canada Youth and<br />
AIDS Survey)<br />
/ many people lie about past sexual experiences and risky<br />
behaviours<br />
/ consider the implications for young women who buy<br />
their own condoms. They are going against the societal<br />
stereotype about women and sex. To be safe a woman<br />
needs to take charge of her health and wellbeing.<br />
/ sometimes difficult psychologically to buy condoms<br />
/ studies show that students who are comfortable with<br />
their sexuality are more likely to obtain condoms than<br />
those who are uncomfortable<br />
/ can you go to a clinic to get information about birth<br />
control, HIV/STI prevention and testing or a PAP<br />
smear?<br />
/ if you are lesbian or gay; can you express your<br />
sexuality?<br />
<strong>Grade</strong> <strong>11</strong> <strong>Healthy</strong> <strong>Active</strong> <strong>Living</strong> <strong>Education</strong> (PPL30), Module #1 <strong>Healthy</strong> Relationships and Sexuality<br />
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