7th Grade Health
Chapter 7 Resolving Conflicts and Preventing Violence
Lesson 1
What I Learned 1. Explain - How can conflict be beneficial? 2. List - What are three signs that a conflict is starting? 3. Explain - Why do most conflicts for teens happen at home or school? 4. Vocabulary - Define prejudice, and use the term in a sentence that shows its meaning. 5. Identify - What are two reasons why teens argue? Thinking Critically 6. Apply - Peer pressure can make conflicts become violent. How can peer pressure also help prevent violence? 7. Analyze - How can older siblings help younger siblings when they have a conflict with each other? Lesson 2 What I Learned 1. Explain - What is a win-win solution? 2. Describe - What are the steps in the process of conflict-resolution through negotiation? 3. Vocabulary - Define mediation. 4. Describe - Name four warning signs that conflict might be building toward violence. Thinking Critically 5. Analyze- What are some positive communication strategies for resolving conflict among teens at school? 6. Synthesize - What might be the benefit of using a peer mediator rather than an adult mediator? |
Lesson 3
What I Learned 1. List - What are four common violent crimes? 2. Vocabulary - Define gang. 3. Identify - What can you do to stay safe from gang violence? 4. Explain - How can you help prevent bullying? 5. Describe - What strategies should you use to keep yourself safe if you are walking home and you think you are being followed? Thinking Critically 6. Analyze - Maria and George are dating. Maria wants George to spend all his time with her and not to talk to other girls. Is this a sign of a healthy relationship? 7. Apply - Imagine that you are home alone and two people you don't know come to the door. They tell you that their car broke down and ask if they can come in and use your phone. What should you do to avoid possible risks to your safety? Lesson 4 What I Learned 1. Vocabulary- Define abuse. 2. Describe- Name and describe the four types of abuse. 3. Give Examples- What are three warning signs of abuse? 4. Identify- What are three factors that may increase the risk of abuse? Thinking Critically 5. Apply - Why do you think crisis hotlines assure callers that calls will be kept anonymous? 6. Analyze - Are abusers always older than their victims? Explain your answer. |