Boundaries, privacy and consent
In this lesson, we will learn about respecting the privacy of others as well as boundaries (physical and otherwise). We will also discuss giving and withdrawing consent.
Boundaries, privacy and consent
In this lesson, we will learn about respecting the privacy of others as well as boundaries (physical and otherwise). We will also discuss giving and withdrawing consent.
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Key learning points
- Respecting privacy
- Respecting boundaries (physical and otherwise)
- Giving and withdrawing consent (e.g. changing one's mind)
Content guidance
- Contains subject matter which individuals may find upsetting.
Supervision
Adult supervision suggested.
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5 Questions
Q1.
Everyone has a right to privacy.
False
Q2.
Which of these is an alternative word for "respect"?
Contempt
Despise
Q3.
Is it ok to change your mind after you have made a decision?
No
Q4.
Censorship is the act of forbidding or banning something.
False
Q5.
Which of these might you have a relationship with? Tick as many or as few answers as you want.
A celebrity living in Los Angeles
5 Questions
Q1.
You always have to say 'yes' to people.
True
Q2.
What is the following the definition of? "Having enough distance between you and another person".
Consent
Privacy
Q3.
Is it ok to change your mind after you have made a decision?
No
Q4.
What do we mean by getting too close? (Tick as many or as few answers as you want.)
Spending time apart
Q5.
Being uncomfortable is when you are feeling unhappy because of what is going on around you.
False