This teaching resource lesson plan is designed to help teachers and facilitators educate young people about pornography, specifically online.
The lesson is broken down into three main sections, which can be taught together or separately; The history of porn, The legalities and Myth busters.
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Every day girls are contacted online by adults who try to manipulate or groom and sexually exploit them. Girls, just like you and your friends.
Block. Report.
Tell someone you trust.
If you enjoy spending time online, it is important to be aware that there are some adults who use the internet to take advantage of young people and pressure them in to doing something sexual. A common situation is for a child or young person under 18 to receive a private message from an adult asking them to share nude pictures or videos of themselves. This is online sexual exploitation and it is not ok.
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