Defining Consent and Boundaries
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Objective
I can define consent and explain the importance of respecting and practicing personal boundaries.
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Warm-up video
Joe Torre Safe At Home · 2:51
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Key concepts
3 concepts
- 1
Boundaries are the lines we draw for ourselves in terms of our level of comfort around others.
- 2
Consent means asking first and respecting the answer; it is part of everyday life, not just dating.
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If someone says no, looks unsure, or appears uncomfortable, it means the answer is no, and you should respect their boundary.
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Practice
3 questions
Define what a boundary is in your own words.
Describe a situation where someone might need to ask for consent in everyday life (outside of dating).
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Exit ticket
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“Explain what consent means in your own words and give an example of a situation where respecting someone's boundaries is important.”
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