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Learning Outcomes
By the end of this module, you should be able to do the following:
1. Recognize cases of sexual harassment.
2. Deal with sexual harassment.
My Notes
- sexual harassment is meant more for a work environment but under title IX law it
applies to schools as well
- if victim of violence call police when the remains of the perpetrator are still on you so
they can gather the evidence and use it to prevent the person from hurting others
- people lie to get out of trouble to save themselves
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Protection Against Violence, Continued
Lesson 1: Recognize Sexual Harassment
Sexual Harassment
1. What are the two different types of sexual harassment?
quid pro quo
a. ________________________________________________________________
hostile environment
b. ________________________________________________________________
2. What kinds of situations might you run into that you don’t even realize are harassment?
catcalling, someone calling another person gay, someone getting close to someone in
a sexual manner
Sexual Harassment Online
1. What is sexting?
sending sexual messages such as naked pictures or dirty texts. if done under the age
of 18 it is seen as illegal
2. Oftentimes, sexual harassment comes in the form of texting or other media/technology
use. Research how excessive media use may impact mental and emotional health and
explain your findings in the paragraph space below.
when on social media too much it can lead to pathways that are very similar to having
an addiction with is a chronic disease. this can lead to many problems such as sleep
problems, attention span shortening, and feeling left out
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3. Write a list of ways you can communicate responsibly online via text or other online
platforms and how to respond to sexual advances online.
- tell a trusted adult
- tell them to stop
- block them
Lesson 2: Dealing with Sexual Harassment
If the Worst Happens
1. Summarize the official steps you should take if you are sexually harassed.
tell the person that you do not like what their doing and ask them to stop. document
what is happening. report it to an adult or a school official
Dealing with Sexual Harassment
1. If you ever become the victim of violence—whether physical violence, abuse,
report
harassment, sexual assault, bullying, terrorism, or rape—be sure to _________________ it.
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False Reporting
violent
1. It’s important to report _________________ crimes, but sometimes people falsely report
violence or _________________
_________________ sexual violence.
crime
2. Accusing someone of a crime they didn’t commit is a _________________.
3. When you claim to be the victim of something that didn’t happen, you make it more
victims
difficult for those who are _________________.
falsely
4. Nothing good can come of _________________ accusing someone of committing a
_________________
crime.
What You Can Do
Describe how you can deal with these problems:
be kind to people. treat others how you want to be treated. help people who are going
through this. do not bully or sexually harass people. if you see it report it