Body image is one of the biggest personal concerns for Australian girls and boys aged between 16 and 19.
- 70% of adolescent girls dislike their bodies
- A third of adolescent boys wished they were bigger.
Body dissatisfaction is a global epidemic affecting our teens … however YOU have the opportunity to change this.
THE EMBRACE STUDY GUIDE INCLUDES:
48 beautifully designed pages of dynamic and engaging lesson plans and student worksheets
Activities that support teachers to provide students with the skills to foster positive body image
Ideas and strategies for teachers wishing to extend their classroom experience
Video clips from “Embrace” tailored to compliment the activities and lesson plans
PLUS supporting material and background information from body image experts
Developed for Year 9 and 10 students enrolled in Health and Physical Education, material contained within the study guide can be easily adapted to suit the curriculum needs of older students and those partaking in Media Studies, Human Health and Development, Community and Family Studies, Pastoral Care or student wellbeing programs.
The importance of teaching teenagers to base their self worth beyond their appearance has never been greater.
What you will receive:
- 3x Soft copies of the Embrace Education Study Guide (Interactive, Printable Colour, Printable Black & White)
- The full Embrace documentary feature film
- 12 Embrace clips which correspond with the
guide activities
The Embrace Education Study Guide will inspire life-changing body image conversations in the classroom.
The Embrace Education Study Guide meets the following
Australian Curriculum Achievement Standards:
- The factors that shape identities (ACPPS089)
- How to behave and respond to external influences (ACPPS092)
- The effects of the media and role models on our choices and behaviour (ACPPS092)
- How to critique and analyse health information (ACPPS095)
- The social and political factors that impact community health and wellbeing (ACPPS098)
- Strategies and actions that can improve community health and wellbeing (ACPPS096)
THANK YOU TO OUR SUPPORTING PARTNERS
