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1 online resource (258 pages) |
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We Need to Talk about Pornography -- A Resource to Educate Young People about the Potential Impact of Pornography and Sexualised Images on Relationships, Body Image and Self-Esteem. By Vanessa Rogers; About the author; Overview; Part 1. Introduction; Identifying the Need; Why do we need to talk about porn now?; Purpose of this Resource; Context for learning; National Curriculum links; Contribution to spiritual, moral, social and cultural education; Youth work curriculum and accredited outcomes; How Young People Learn about Sex and Relationships; Supporting LGBT+ young people |
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SRE for young people with additional needsSex, Porn and the Law; Sex and the law; An overview of the UK laws governing pornography ; Where to find more detailed information; Part 2. Teaching; Guidelines for Teaching SRE that Includes Pornography; Reflecting on personal values and attitudes; Teaching with confidence; The use of distancing techniques; Continuing Professional Development; Keeping Parents and Carers Informed; Sex and relationships education; Online and mobile safety; Using the media; Managing parental concerns; Signposting to additional support for parents |
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Partnership Agencies and Involving the Wider Community Part 3. Guide to Using this Resource; Extension activities; Facilitating Group Learning; Supporting Different Learning Needs; Assessment and evaluation; Creating a Safe Learning Environment; Ground rules; Confidentiality and safeguarding; Managing challenging behaviour; Additional support and guidance; Key Vocabulary; Part 4. Overview of Each Chapter; Chapter 1: What is Porn?; Chapter 2: Shopping, Music and the Media; Chapter 3: Porn and Body Image; Chapter 4: Porn vs. Real-Life Relationships |
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Chapter 5: Sexting, Revenge Porn and Online Sexual Bullying Part 5. Activities; Chapter 1. What is Porn?; Activity 1.1: What is pornography?; Activity 1.2: Pictures not porn, please; Activity 1.3: Legal attitudes; Activity 1.4: The great porn debate; Activity 1.5: Porn stereotypes; Activity 1.6: Viewing numbers; Activity 1.7: Who is responsible?; Activity 1.8: Porn as sex education; Activity 1.9: Pornography and the curriculum; Activity 1.10: Where is the danger?; Activity 1.11: Is that even legal? ; Activity 1.12: Revenge porn and the law |
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Chapter 2. Shopping, Music and the Media Activity 2.1: Where do you stand?; Activity 2.2: Sex on the high street; Activity 2.3: Shops and marketing; Activity 2.4: What did you say?; Activity 2.5: Message mugs; Activity 2.6: Selling the song; Activity 2.7: Cartoon messages; Activity 2.8: Create your own superhero; Activity 2.9: The only way is reality; Activity 2.10: Reality sex; Activity 2.11: Media sex scandals; Activity 2.12: Guess the product; Activity 2.13: Advertising -- facts and opinions; Chapter 3. Porn and Body Image; Activity 3.1: Pornography and body image |
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Activity 3.2: Perfect people |
| Bibliography |
Includes bibliographical references and index |
| Notes |
Print version record |
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Pornography.
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Sexual ethics.
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Sex and law.
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Body image.
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Self-esteem.
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Erotica
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Body Image
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pornography.
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POLITICAL SCIENCE -- Public Policy -- Cultural Policy.
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SOCIAL SCIENCE -- Anthropology -- Cultural.
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SOCIAL SCIENCE -- Popular Culture.
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Body image
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Pornography
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Self-esteem
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Sex and law
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Sexual ethics
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| Form |
Electronic book
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| ISBN |
9781784500917 |
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1784500917 |
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