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Unit 25 - Adverse childhood experiences 
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Extended DiplomaFurther Education (Key Stage 5)

This lesson contains 13 slides, with interactive quizzes, text slides and 1 video.

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Unit 25 - Adverse childhood experiences 

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Learning outcomes
1.  Analyse adverse childhood  experiences for children in Northern Ireland
2.  Analyse potential impact of ACE's on future health and well-being

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What year did the troubles start?

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Facts about the troubles...
They began in 1969.
The age group with the biggest number of deaths was 18-23 years.
Of the under 18's that were killed in the troubles, 190 were Catholic, 50 were protestant.
Of the 257 under18's murdered in the troubles, 137 were shot.

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What is an Adverse Childhood Experience?

An adverse childhood experience (ACE) is a traumatic event that occurs in a child or young person’s life before the age of 18. The Youth Wellbeing Survey found that close to one in two young people aged 11-19 years (47.5%) have experienced at least one ACE.

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What has been the impact of the troubles on the children?

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ACE...
Parental separation
Parental mental health problems
Emotional neglect
Domestic violence
Parental alcohol or substance use problems
Anxiety and depression
Bereavement
Behavioural issues
Physical injury

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Round Robin Activity
Self–esteem and self-confidence

Own and others’ feelings and emotions and how their express them
Positive attitudes to learning and achievement
Strategies and skills for keeping themselves healthy and safe


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Feedback time

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What have you learned today?

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Plenary
1.  Children from the troubles suffered many ACE's

2.  Future health impacted by way of areas stated

3.  Resilience has been a key factor in lessening the impact  

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