Power & Communication
Consent
Loss and Grief
Staying Safe Outdoors
Road Safety and Risk
100
What are the three communication styles

passive/non assertive, assertive, aggressive

100

define consent

When one person voluntarily agrees to the proposal or desires of another
100

Define loss

The experience of losing someone or something important to you

100

Name three protective strategies at the beach

Swim between the flags, never swim alone, sunscreen, follow lifeguards, check conditions

100

define the word risk

Exposing someone or soemthing valued to danger, harm or loss

200

list 3 ways people communicate in a relationship

Talking, listening, texting, body language, facial expressions, tone of voice, social media

200

Can someone change their mind after giving consent

Yes consent can be withdrawn at any time

200

Define grief

The range of emotional, physical and psychological responses after a significant loss

200

Name 2 risks of swimming in rivers and dams

Hidden objects, unknown depth, currents, cold water

200

What is a protective strategy and an example

Something put in place to minimise harm E.G wearing a seatbelt

300

Give one positive use of power

Teacher using their power to help a student complete a task

300

Can an unconscious or very intoxicated person give consent

NO

300

give an example of a loss that is not death

Moving away from friends, changing schools, friendship ending

300

What are the five parts of Slip, Slop, Slap, Seek, Slide

Shirt, sunscreen, hat, shade, sunglasses

300

What does the 'Ripple effect" refer to

The impact that spreads to the individual, friends, family and the community

400

give one negative use of power

Making someone do something they are uncomfortable with

400

Name three situations (not sexual ones) where consent is needed

Taking or posting photos of someone, using someones belongings, hugging or touching

400

Name the 5 stages of grief and loss

Denial, Anger, Bargaining, Depression, acceptance 

400

What are two things to do before going on a bush walk

Check weather and fire danger, tell someone your plan, take water, wear suitable clothes and shoes

400

Give one example of a positive and a negative risk

Any positive and negative risk

500

Which communication style best respects your rights and the other person's

Assertive

500

what does 'Voluntarily' mean in the definition of consent 

Freely chosen, without pressure, force or fear

500

what are two ways a young person could cope with grief 

talk to someone trusted, Journal, exercise, rest, kids helpline, reach out etc

500

Why is it important to check the Fire Danger Rating before a bushwalk?

it shows how dangerous a fire would be if one started, so you can change or cancel plans

500

Give three protective strategies a cyclist can use

helmet, lights, hi-vis clothing, follow road rules, hand signals, bike checks