Approach: One
to one |
Level:
Year 8
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Focus:
Peer pressure.
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Resources:
Picture.
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420KB |
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Questions/instructions:
We all make our
own choices.
There are reasons why young people choose to smoke cigarettes. |
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%
responses
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y8 |
1.
Tell me why you think young people might choose to smoke. |
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Reasons:
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influence
of significant role models (including parents)
|
26 |
peer
pressure |
63 |
self-image
(look cool) |
77 |
good
physical feelings |
20 |
addiction
|
10 |
ignore
or don’t believe reports of negative effects |
5 |
to
control weight |
1 |
to
experiment/try it |
10 |
Look
at this picture.
Show picture. |
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Sometimes
our friends can pressure us to do things we really don’t want to
do.
2. What could you do or say to your friends if they tried to get you to
smoke cigarettes. Tell me what you could do or say to them. |
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Choice
made:
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accept
|
2 |
ignore/avoid
|
3 |
say
no |
59 |
criticise
|
3 |
other
or multiple responses |
33 |
Reasons
given:
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aesthetic
reasons (e.g. appearance, smell) |
2 |
health
consequences for smoker |
39 |
health
consequences for others |
9 |
cost
|
2 |
addictive
effects |
3 |
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Total
score:
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5–7 |
6 |
4
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16 |
3
|
28 |
2
|
35 |
0–1
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15 |
Commentary
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