This document provides Jen Harding's suggested sequence for lessons in a life skills manual. It recommends starting with the Epidemic Game on page 248, the Bridge Model on page 27, and Part III on facing facts excluding lessons 7-9. For session 1, it suggests using facts from page 57 throughout lessons. It recommends doing the human rights lesson from page 98 and the loss exercise from page 244 before a guest speaker from PLWHA. It also provides guidance on specific lessons from parts IV to VI on communication, decision making, and relationship skills.
This document provides Jen Harding's suggested sequence for lessons in a life skills manual. It recommends starting with the Epidemic Game on page 248, the Bridge Model on page 27, and Part III on facing facts excluding lessons 7-9. For session 1, it suggests using facts from page 57 throughout lessons. It recommends doing the human rights lesson from page 98 and the loss exercise from page 244 before a guest speaker from PLWHA. It also provides guidance on specific lessons from parts IV to VI on communication, decision making, and relationship skills.
This document provides Jen Harding's suggested sequence for lessons in a life skills manual. It recommends starting with the Epidemic Game on page 248, the Bridge Model on page 27, and Part III on facing facts excluding lessons 7-9. For session 1, it suggests using facts from page 57 throughout lessons. It recommends doing the human rights lesson from page 98 and the loss exercise from page 244 before a guest speaker from PLWHA. It also provides guidance on specific lessons from parts IV to VI on communication, decision making, and relationship skills.
Bridge Model Page 27 Part III – Facing Facts Page 53 All good to start ( one hour lessons), except not lessons 7,8,or 9 on disease progression, treatment, and human rights. Session 1, Facts and Myths Page 57 Use this list of Facts throughout lessons as motivators/puzzlers with Game of True and Not True (Agree or Disagree) Page 246 Appendix Fun Bag Page 238 Debate Questions Page 242 Session 9, Human Rights lesson (do just before guest speaker from PLWHA) Page 98 Appendix IV Loss Exercise (do just before guest speaker from PLWHA), Page 244 Part IV – Communication Skills Page 109 Session 3: Assertiveness: Passive, assertive, aggressive Page 121 Role plays Page 125 Responses to persuasion Page 132 134-135 Page 139 Negotiating Condom use scenario cards. 141-142 Body Language (gesture games) Page 232 Part V- Decision Making Skills Page 143 Session 1, Steps in good decisions Page 145 Session 3, Role Models, “The person I admire” Page 152 Session 5, Your Goals Page 159 Session 6, Early Pregnancy Page 163 Session 8, Risk Behavior- Testing the Waters Page 169 Use alternative at end: Continuum Game Levels of risk cards, i.e. sexual acts continuum: line up according to what is most and least risk level. Then ask: “Where are you on the continuum? “ Where do you want to be?” Session 9, Delaying Sex, Top Ten (Great lesson) Page 175 Part VI – Relationship Skills Page 181 Session 1, The Best Response Game (Great lesson) (what to say to a boy) Page 183 Condom use, Condom Games Page 249 Session 2, Anger Management (Maybe) Page 189 Session 3, Peer Pressure Role Plays (Great lesson) Page 190 Session 4, What is Love Page 191 Session 7 Gender Roles ( do not do, instead use PACA tools) Bride Price – use only as a debate question. Page 214
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