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Retrieval Practice Starter

Today’s LOs:

Identify the risks and issues people may face when it comes to brief sexual encounters like one-night stands.

Reflect on how one-night stands can be emotionally problematic.

Explain in detail, using new key terminology, the need to be careful with one night stands and how to stay safe – both physically and emotionally.

Sexual relationships: hormones, emotions and one-night stands.

Lesson 1

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VOCABULARY – Frayer Model

Examples:

Visual Representation/Etymology:

Definition:

Your turn:

WORD

SciDoc

Friday, 22 October 2021

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Sexual relationships: hormones, emotions and one-night stands.

STARTER:

Challenge:

Do you think this relationship is likely to work out? Why / why not?

Super challenge: Explain what you would say to Kylie if you were her friend and why you would give this advice.

Kylie had an amazing night last night. She feels that she met the woman of her dreams. Kylie was quite drunk and she went back to her house and slept with her. She told her she was beautiful. She is on the bus now, wondering whether her name would go well with her surname.

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Task

We will now find out more

about one-night stands

and ‘hook-ups’, the problems

and issues we need to be

aware of, how we can stay

safe and how these can

be problematic emotionally.

READING ALOUD OPPORTUNITY

Let’s have some volunteer

readers. Those who volunteer

will be going to break first today.

You will then complete the

task at your challenge level

and we’ll discuss the answers together.

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WWW

EBI

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Retrieval Practice Starter

Today’s LOs:

Identify the difference between sexual pace and emotional pace .

Research how men and women can often react to one-night stands differently and why.

Argue whether or not you agree with this research.

Sexual relationships: hormones, emotions and one-night stands.

Lesson 2

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VOCABULARY – Frayer Model

Examples:

Visual Representation/Etymology:

Definition:

Your turn:

WORD

SciDoc

Friday, 22 October 2021

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Task 1 – When is the right time to have sex in a new relationship?

Watch the clip and answer your choice of challenge questions on your worksheet.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Iuyx30vCzns&t=308s

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YScmaIX2UKg

Challenge

1. What is a sexual pace?

2. What is the emotional pace?

3. When are men usually ready to have sex?

4. Would you say men and women are compatible when it comes to readiness for sex?

More Challenging

Why is it important not to let the sexual pace get in front of the emotional pace if you are interested in a relationship as a woman?

2. When do men think sex is better? Why is this?

Mega Challenge

Why are one night stands USUALLY more difficult for women?
Do you think these general differences between men and women work on an evolutionary level? Explain why these differences may have benefited humanity at some point.

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Task Two Create an app task

Challenge: Using your information and clip notes sheets, create a page from a useful new app which informs people about the risks and issues they may face when it comes to brief sexual encounters like one-night stands.

Super challenge: Your page must include detailed information new key terminology and safety used in the correct context and include LGBTQ+ friendly information.

(optional) You can use the laptops for extra information if they are available (on safe search – if teacher agrees!)

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PLENARY -DEBATE TIME!

“ People should not risk one-night stands –

they stand to lose more than they gain.”

Do you agree or disagree? Maybe

you can see both sides of this argument.

ALL –

You have five minutes now to prepare your

own opinion on this statement.

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