Be Brave, be a leader! In a sticky spot?
Talk to your teacher! That's Rangatiratanga!
Be Brave, be a leader! In a sticky spot?
Talk to your teacher! That's Rangatiratanga!
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Talk to your teacher! That's Rangatiratanga!
Be Brave: When In Doubt, Talk It Out
Be Brave: When In Doubt, Talk It Out
Learning Outcomes:
Understand what types of situations call for getting help or talking things out with a trusted adult.
Consider what options there are for being brave and why bringing adults into the conversation is important.
Lesson 1: What does it mean to be brave? (Teina Iti, Teina Nui, Tuakana)
Lesson 2: From bystanders to helpers (Teina Nui, Tuakana)
Lesson 3: Helpers have options (Tuakana)
Lesson 4.1: Seeing upsetting stuff: What do I do? (Teina Iti, Teina Nui)
Lesson 4.2: Upsetting stuff online: What do I do? (Tuakana)
Lesson 5.1: What to do about mean stuff on screens (Teina Iti, Teina Nui)
Lesson 5.2: Handling mean behaviour online (Tuakana)
Lesson 6: When to get help (Teina Nui, Tuakana)
Lesson 7: Report it online, too (Tuakana)
BIA_Curriculum_Brave_WhenInDoubtTalkItOut_June-2021.pdfLessons
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