Exercises

Research shows that professionals sometimes lack the skills, knowledge and attitude to deal with the healthy sexual development of children and youngsters. Accordingly, students in social work require to be taught about the different aspects of sexuality of children and young people in residential care and foster care. We have created and collected useful exercises that are designed to help lecturers when teaching about these different aspects.

The exercises are organized in 5 different themes:

1. Values, rules and regulations
2. Knowledge about sexual development
3. Sexual identity
4. Harmful Sexual behaviour
5. Dealing with sexuality with children and young people

Exercise	Theme

	1	2	3	4	5
A statement game (.pdf)	x
Appropriate and inappropriate contacts (.pdf)	x
Icebreaker disance/proximity (.pdf)	x		x
Making local policy and measures transparent (.pdf)	x			x
Multiple identities mosaic (.pdf)	x		x
The barbed wire exercize (.pdf)	x			x
The story of Jane (.pdf)	x
The story of Jo and Sam (.pdf)	x				x
Assessing signs sexual behaviour (.pdf)		x		x
Discussion sexual development (.pdf)		x
Sextest (.pdf)		x	x
Assumptions on the opposite sex (.pdf)			x
Intersectionality (.pdf)			x
Reflections on sexual identity (.pdf)			x
The genderbread person (.pdf)			x
The two suitcases (.pdf)			x
Emotions in our interventions (.pdf)					x
First sexual experience (.pdf)					x
It's all about the words (.pdf)					x
Sex education (.pdf)					x
Buying condoms (.pdf)					x

Published by Safe 3 September 2018

Exercises

The exercises are organized in 5 different themes:

Lecturers