Sex Educators Only – Advocating for Sex Positive Education & Consent Culture

This forum has 26 topics, 69 replies, and was last updated 5 months, 2 weeks ago by Marissa Labelle.

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- Consent Lessons and Real life?
  How do these messages around consent measure up to what you learned growing up? Do they match how you proceed today? What parts (if any) don't fit your own philosophy around consent?
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- Consent Trends
  What are some trends you found about consent? This can be a new class action; a new report, a survey, a news article, a court case you name it: MeTOO Incel Movement Check out the articles cited at the end too Stealthing Revenge Porn Women as Perpetrators Survey on Consent Understanding
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- Healthy Relationships Disccusion 1
  The friendship model is aimed at youth under 12 (according to the Canadian sex ed / health curriculum). ASPECC posits that this should be more for pre-k to grade 3, with deeper conversations around emotions and emotional regulation for grades 4-6. What are your thoughts on this? Is there anything else you think should be added to the general curriculum regarding friendship skills?
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- 5 months, 3 weeks ago
  Kim
- Healthy Relationships Discussion 2
  Consider that these modules require that the adolescent/youth has a basic understanding of communication skills, boundaries, and abuse. Was this on par with what you learned about healthy relationships at this age? Many classes only engage in discussions and worksheets. Why do you think ASPECC argues for role-play instead of worksheets?
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- 5 months, 3 weeks ago
  Kim
- Healthy Relationships Resources
  Share your favorite healthy relationships teaching resource here!
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- 5 months, 3 weeks ago
  Kim
- Module 4 Reproduction
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- 11 months, 4 weeks ago
  Jenn W
- Share a Building Healthy Relationships Skills
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- Share a scaffolding resource!
  Add your resource here:
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- Module 3-1-1 Puberty Basics
  Question 1: How did you learn about puberty? What were the pros and cons of how you learned? Question 2: Many people talk about puberty and adolescence as if it is a terrible time. Is it? Do you think that is the cultural norm?
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- 1 year, 1 month ago
  Angel
- Sex Education: Module 3 unit 2
  Look up what other cultures consider puberty, and share the link here as well as a couple of sentences about what you found.
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- 1 year ago
  Jenn W
- Sex Educators, Module 3 Unit 3
  What information is not quite correct in the unit two beyond basics video? What information would you change or add? Was there anything that you didn't agree with being included in puberty discussions? If so, can you share your thoughts?
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- 1 year ago
  Jenn W