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Social Emotional Learning

Term 3 Week 8

Pornography

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Social Emotional Learning

Term 3 Week 8

Pornography

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For Girls

Last week, we learnt…


  1. What pornography is

  2. Effects and dangers of pornography

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For Girls

Today, we will learn...


  1. How to protect ourselves if we encounter pornography

  2. Use ‘Stop-Think-Do’ when we encounter pornography

The Unexpected

Esther’s Story

Last week…

Esther was on her laptop to search for song lyrics online. The search engine displays a list of links to suggested webpages that supposedly will have the lyrics.

Esther clicked on one of the links. However, instead of the song lyrics, she saw pictures of men and women with their bodies exposed. She was shocked.

Let’s continue the story on Esther:

Despite the shocking experience, Esther decides to look for the song lyrics again.

Maybe I was unlucky just now. Let me try again.

She tries searching on MusicTube this time.

She types the song title in the search bar.

I should be able to find the lyrics now.

A list of videos appears. Esther scrolls down and notices one of the video descriptions: “Due to its content, this video is restricted to persons over 16 years of age.”

Esther is curious about the video. Part of her wants to click on the link to play it. She wonders whether it would be wrong to watch the video.

I’m alone in my

room. No one will know if I take a quick look. But it feels wrong. Should I do it?

Should Esther click on the link?
Class Discussion

Think

Stop

Do

Stop: Sense the dangers.


How will I know if this is

not safe for me?


  • Do the materials make me feel uncomfortable, scared, or confused when I look at them?

  • Is it safe/unsafe, right/wrong if I view the materials?


Think: Think about the consequences


How will viewing pornography

affect me?


  • How will looking at pornography affect the way I see myself?

  • Is watching pornography against school or home rules?

  • How will my parent/teacher react if they catch me looking at these harmful materials?

Do: Act responsibly


Stop looking at or viewing the materials.


  • Close the website immediately.

  • Tell a trusted adult and share with them any information that led you to this material.

What should you do?

Let’s apply the strategy!

Scenario 1

You are playing an online game with your friends when a pop-up appear. It is showing a man who is dressed inappropriately. It is asking you to click on the link.


What should you do?

Apply the STOP, THINK, DO

Scenario 1

You are playing an online game with your friends when a pop-up appear. It is showing a man who is dressed inappropriately. It is asking you to click on the link.


What should you do?

  • Close the pop-up.

  • Clear search history to prevent related advertisement from appearing.

  • Install ad blocker

Scenario 2

Someone you do not know sent you
“Hi” and a link. You were curious and clicked on the link. Your phone started showing pictures of people behaving intimately. The person sent another message, “Want more?”


What should you do?

Apply the STOP, THINK, DO

Scenario 2

Someone you do not know sent you
“Hi” and a link. You were curious and clicked on the link. Your phone started showing pictures of people behaving intimately. The person sent another message, “Want more?”


What should you do?

  • Do not respond to any texts. The person may be a sexual predator or scammer.

  • Do not click on any unknown links.

  • Immediately close inappropriate website, or close the app.

  • Report to a trusted adult.

Scenario 3

Your best friend tells you about something she saw online last night in a pornography website. She tells you to watch it because all your friends have seen it.


What should you do?

Apply the STOP, THINK, DO

Scenario 3

Your best friend tells you about something she saw online last night in a pornography website. She tells you to watch it because all your friends have seen it.


What should you do?

  • Say “No” to my best friend. Explain the dangers of pornography.

  • Report to a trusted adult

For each statement,

select the true or false option.

Watching pornography can make a person addicted to it and want to watch more.

1

What do you think of the statement?

A

True

B

False

Watching pornography can make a person addicted to it and want to watch more.

1

True

Viewing pornography will affect the way a person views himself/herself and others.

2

What do you think of the statement?

A

True

B

False

Viewing pornography will affect the way a person views himself/herself and others.

2

True

It is normal to possess and/or to distribute pornographic materials.

3

What do you think of the statement?

A

True

B

False

It is normal to possess and/or to distribute pornographic materials.

3

False

Remember!

Growing up means


  • Making the right choices

  • Keeping oneself safe.


The Dangers of Pornography

Beware of harmful, unhealthy or unsuitable content online. They can also appear in certain magazines, books, and movies.

We are showing self-respect when we make healthy and right choices.

  • Some online content (e.g. pornography) may be harmful.

  • We may receive such materials accidentally through ads. Do not click on unfamiliar links or respond if someone sends inappropriate content.

  • We need to stay alert and exercise responsibility to keep ourselves safe.

  • Seek guidance from your parents, teachers or a trusted adult when needed.

Key Learning Points:

A Value, A Term!
Respect