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<strong>Department</strong> <strong>of</strong> <strong>Education</strong> TVET Division<br />

<strong>HIV</strong>/<strong>AIDS</strong> & STI Teacher Guide<br />

Lesson 32<br />

By the end <strong>of</strong> this lesson students can…<br />

1.3 Explain what is healthy sexuality<br />

1.4 Explain what is unhealthy sexuality<br />

Resources: 5 statements for discussion on the board,<br />

a. Introduction: (25 mins)<br />

Ask groups <strong>of</strong> 4 (mixed sex if possible) <strong>to</strong> discuss one <strong>of</strong> these statements for 10<br />

minutes<br />

Why rape is so common in our country<br />

Sex before marriage<br />

Men are more likely <strong>to</strong> be unfaithful than women<br />

It is ok <strong>to</strong> have more than one sexual partner<br />

Hear some <strong>of</strong> the responses for 15 minutes. Remind the students that it is important<br />

they have an open mind about sexuality. In every human society, for example, there<br />

are people who are homosexual. Remind them that discussing these issues openly is<br />

healthy and that values change as you experience life.<br />

b. Main Activity: (30 mins)<br />

Working with a partner students should try list the negative and positive sexual<br />

behaviours from PNG society. Remember some (like homosexuality, polygamy and<br />

sex before marriage) are acceptable in some cultures and not in others! E.g.<br />

Positive sexual behaviour<br />

Loving relationship<br />

Respecting your partner<br />

Using safe sex methods<br />

Being faithful<br />

Etc<br />

Negative sexual behaviour<br />

Rape<br />

Incest<br />

Sexual abuse or assault<br />

Cheating on your partner<br />

Etc<br />

c. Conclusion: (5 mins)<br />

Q: What is sexual abuse and what should we do about it<br />

Ask students <strong>to</strong> discuss this question in pairs. Remind them that there is a zero<br />

<strong>to</strong>lerance policy <strong>to</strong>wards sexual abuse in all schools. Finally, ask students <strong>to</strong> read the<br />

next section in the Resource Book on sexual intercourse and sexual response in men<br />

and women and complete the Self Study tasks.<br />

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