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Resources - Lesson Plans

We currently have 6 key lessons that we deliver in Chester high schools and I share my resources. I work with the Esteem Resource Network and CSCW.


The work I do is funded by AIDS Care Education and Training. These resources are provided free of charge for you to use and share as you wish. However, if you find them helpful and would like to support my work, please consider making a donation.     

Any questions or comments please email me at blindfishideas@gmail.com 

Distortions of Media - Porn

(Briefing paper  about working with young people and the issue of pornography) 

Sexting

Blue String Game A simple game to show how quickly information can be spread around by technology

Relationships

Relationship Pyramid
Relationship Tree (alternative to pyramid)

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