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**TRIGGER WARNING** Presentation includes rape vs. consent and abuse. Meant to be viewed in a safe place and in the context of medically accurate and queer inclusive sex education. An introduction to dating violence & unhealthy relationships. All facts cited CDC.gov & LoveIsRespect.org. Copyright 2017 Santa Cruz Safe Schools Project. For more info contact [email protected]
Presentation for Week 6
Should schools teach students about relationships? Is relationship education more or less important than sex education?
Use as a current event for extra credit.
How to Annotate A Text
How To Annotate A Text: Be sure to have a paper copy of this handout in your portfolio!
1. Pre Reading Activity: Making Predictions and Asking Questions: Read only the title/subtitles, author, publication date/place, and the first and last paragraphs only then answer the following questions:
What do you think this article will be about?
What will be its purpose: to persuade, to inform, or to entertain? Why?
Can you determine if this is a reliable source? How/Why?
Any other insights?
2. Annotating The Text: as you read, complete the following steps:
Underline and label main ideas or thesis
Put a star ★ next to support (evidence/citations/examples) for the main idea or thesis
Identify and label uses of ethos (credibility/character), pathos (emotion), and logos (logic)
Identify and label ideas/concepts/parts you agree with: put a plus sign + in the margins and explain why you agree
Identify and label ideas/concepts/parts you disagree with: put a minus sign - in the margins and explain why you disagree
Write questions you have or connections to other texts/events/concepts in the margins
3. Post Reading Activity: Summarizing and Responding
Explain the author’s argument/thesis in one sentence.
Summarize the support (citations/evidence/examples) for the thesis in one to three sentences.
Do you agree with the author’s argument? Why or why not? Be specific: explain and cite details/examples from the text.
A comprehensive guide to safer sex, relationships, and reproductive health for trans or non-binary people and their partners.
Ben Lomond, CA resident Sara Kelly Keenan, the first person to be issued an intersex birth certificate, says she’s living proof that gender isn’t binary.
“I prove, by my biological existence, that gender is not strictly binary,” says Keenan, who lives in Ben Lomond. “I want the world to wake up and realize that the world isn’t flat as was thought hundreds of years ago, and that biological sex exists along a spectrum.”
Use as a current event for extra credit.
Sing me to sleep Sing me to sleep I'm tired and I I want to go to bed
Sing me to sleep Sing me to sleep And then leave me alone Don't try to wake me in the morning 'Cause I will be gone
Don't feel bad for me I want you to know Deep in the cell of my heart I will feel so glad to go
Sing me to sleep Sing me to sleep I don't want to wake up On my own anymore
Sing to me Sing to me I don't want to wake up On my own anymore
Don't feel bad for me I want you to know
Deep in the cell of my heart I really want to go There is another world There is a better world Well, there must be Well, there must be Well, there must be Well, there must be Well... Bye bye Bye bye Bye...
The Shadow Cast...
Why is Charlie so excited about Rocky Horror?
