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ightsED | Tackling sexual harassmentScene 5: Changing endingsIdentify the different strategies for dealing with sexual harassment that are shown in the four alternativeendings to the classroom situation. A different strategy is featured in each ending.Alternative 1Alternative 2Alternative 3Alternative 424© Australian Human Rights Commission 2010 | www.humanrights.gov.au/education/tackling_sexual_harassment
ightsED | Tackling sexual harassmentCharacter cardsActivity sheetCharacter card 1You are a strong character and are not worriedby harassment or taunting. You realise thatthe harassers are the weak and patheticcharacters.Character card 3You are a shy and self-conscious character.You are sensitive to being called names, andneed help to confront situations.Character card 5You have a strong group of friends, but youand your group are not the school leaders.Your group is supportive.Character card 2You have a strong group of friends who willsupport you in all ways.Character card 4You are a popular person at school, and havea large network of friends who are able tosupport you.Character card 6You are very keen to do well at school, and anyharassment or disturbance could easily upsetyour academic performance.Character card 7You are a popular and outgoing person, a realleader whom others listen to and follow readily.Character card 8You are a quiet person, but you are widelyrespected by all your peers. They know youalways act reasonably and fairly.Character card 9You are someone who enjoys being part of agroup, and who needs the support and helpthat a strong group can give.Character card 10You are not a naturally popular character. Youhave a small group of friends, but you are fairlyisolated and not seen as natural leaders byyour peers.Character card 11You are an impulsive person who needs othersto help give good advice in many situations.You often tend to act first and think later.Character card 12You are someone whose natural impulse is tobe a ‘peacemaker’, to avoid trouble, even if itmeans accepting injustices. This means thatyou are often unfairly treated by others.Character card 13You are lacking in confidence and self-esteem,and can easily feel worthless and devastated ifyou are personally rejected or picked on.Character card 14You like to play the role of troublemaker. Yousay things to stir people up and get a reaction.Finding solutions to problems is not one of yourstrengths.© Australian Human Rights Commission 2010 | www.humanrights.gov.au/education/tackling_sexual_harassment25
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