Personal, social and community health

Personal identity and change

Ways that positive self-identities can develop and change over time

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For example:

  • the influence of social groups and cultural norms on identity

Strategies and resources to understand and manage the physical, mental/emotional, and social changes and transitions associated with puberty

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Staying safe

Protective behaviours and help-seeking strategies that can be used when students feel unsafe online

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For example:

  • stepping away from negative online social interactions
  • speaking to trusted people if someone posts a picture of them without permission

Strategies that promote safety

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For example:

  • developing and practising action plans for emergency situations to ensure the safety of themselves and others

Strategies for seeking, giving or denying consent are described, and how to communicate intentions effectively are rehearsed

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For example:

  • analysing how a person’s reaction to being denied permission to do something can affect others’ feelings and discussing options for dealing with situations when this may occur, such as feelings of disappointment, shame and anger associated with rejection
Healthy and active communities

Strategies that promote a safe, healthy lifestyle

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For example:

  • refusing alcohol, drugs, or other harmful substances
  • improving the nutritional value of meals
  • increasing physical activity
  • community engagement

Criteria that can be applied to sources of information, including online, to assess their credibility

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Actions that promote and maintain community health, safety and wellbeing

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For example:

  • creating social connections for positive mental health
  • participation in community activities
Interacting with others

Skills to establish and manage positive relationships

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For example:

  • showing respect and empathy
  • being cooperative
  • actively listening
  • being trustworthy
  • accepting differences and valuing diversity in the community

Situations in which emotions can influence decision-making:

  • in peer groups
  • with friends
  • with family

WA6HEHPI2

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