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Objectives: (written on flipchart) Material: Flipcharts, markers, white board, scissors Time: 1 hour and 40 minutes Methods: Presentation, brainstorming and pair work Four types of domestic violence
steps: 10 minutes 1. Warm up exercise 10 minutes 2. Presentation 20 minutes 3. Brainstorming Each session should begin with a brief warm up activity – some warm up activities are given in Chapter 6. For session 1, use the activity for Setting Ground Rules. In the first session, the facilitators should also briefly introduce their role and how they are involved in the project. 2.1. Introduction to the session: • The facilitator needs to briefly summarise key points from the introduction above. 2.2. Presentation of session objectives: • Ask one or two participants read the objectives (written on a flipchart). 3.1. Facilitator asks the first question (written on a flipchart) and allows time for participants to answer. While one facilitator leads the question-and-answer session (Q&A), the second facilitator records the answers given by the participants. • What do you know about domestic violence? What is it? 3.2. The facilitator then asks the next question (written on a separate flipchart). Again, one facilitator leads the Q&A; the other records the answers on the flipchart. There are always at least two people involved in domestic violence: • Domestic violence occurs between who and whom? 3.3. Finally, the facilitator then asks the third question. • How many different types of domestic violence can you name? 30 minutes 4. Pair work 4.1. Tell the participants to work in groups of two or three to do the following: Review what is written on the three flip charts, then discuss: • which form of domestic violence is most common? • who is most affected by domestic violence and why? 4.2. After 15 minutes discussion, ask different pairs to share their responses. Talking about Domestic Violence 23
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