Building Healthy Relationships
Learning Objectives
● Identifying unhealthy attitudes and behaviour in relationships of all kinds including 2SLGBTQ+ relationships
● Fostering healthy relationship skills that address sexism, consent, and boundaries
● Encouraging critical thinking skills to assess risk in relationships
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Notes for Educators:
This lesson is an opportunity for students to learn what separates healthy and unhealthy relationships and create awareness about exploitative behaviour in relationships. Human Trafficking relies on relationships of power, control and dependency and making students aware of this could significantly protect them from being exploited.
Curriculum connections:
Healthy Active Living Education Gr. 9 (PPL1O):
C2.2 Demonstrate an understanding of the skills and strategies needed to build healthy social relationships
Exploring Family Studies Gr. 9-10 (HIF10/20):
B2.2 Describe the characteristics of healthy and unhealthy relationships (e.g., healthy relationships: trust, mutual support, clear limits and boundaries, humour, honesty; unhealthy relationships: mistrust, jealousy, isolation, control, tension)
B2.3 identify resources and strategies that can be used to help develop healthy relationships and resolve conflict in a variety of human interactions (e.g., assertiveness training, anti-bullying programs, strategies for developing empathy)
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