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Teenage Pregnancy Lesson Plan 2 - Student Perceptions
In this lesson the students look at stereotypes of teenage parents, along with the social and economic costs of teenage pregnancy.
Connect the Learning
Remind the pupils of previous learning that is related to the lesson.
Recap previous week’s lesson in relation to teenage pregnancy. This will have included the “Teenage pregnancy carousel” exercise.
The Big Picture
Give to pupils at the start of the lesson.
Explain how this lesson fits into the whole topic of work. This is particularly important at the beginning of a topic.
This is lesson 2 of 4 that will seek to look at student perceptions of teenage parents and the impact of parenthood on young lives
Learning Outcomes
In the first five minutes of the lesson inform pupils what they will have learnt by the end of the lesson.
Students to understand the concept of stereotyping and develop a greater understanding of the socio-economic impact of teenage parenthood.
Introduction
Present new information through as many of the senses as possible.
- Visual
- Auditory
- Kinaesthetic
Idea: Have a student lie down on top of sugar paper that has been pasted together length ways. Trace outline before putting on the wall. Repeat again. Place outlines on wall. Students visit outlines to put their thoughts on paper about their views on teenage mums and dads.