Risk Responsibility Reality
Publisher's Description
Risk Responsibility Reality is based on three humorous vignettes (short-story videos) that demonstrate three settings in which high school students might find themselves. In each setting, you will find concepts and themes that teach about personal responsibility, legal liability and ethical behaviour while supporting high school curriculum across Canada.
This resource is divided into three separate sections – for the subjects of Law, Life Skills and Family Studies. Within each section there are 3 lessons to correspond to the 3 vignettes, giving a total of 9 lessons. Hands-on activities and open-ended questions are provided in each lesson to allow students to discuss, debate, simulate and role-play, as well as demonstrate their knowledge in writing assignments.
Highlights:
- Our resources are free of charge to educators in Canada, thanks to sponsorship by the Canadian property and casualty insurance industry.
- The vignettes deal with issues in:
A student's first apartment
Inappropriate relationships in the workplace
The teen party gone wrong - Focuses on legal implications of a student's risky behaviour, personal & social responsibility, ethics in a student's life, and consumer education on insurance.
- Teacher notes and classroom activity sheets are provided in each lesson in the form of easy to photocopy black-line masters (reproduction of activity sheets for classroom purposes within Canada are permitted by copyright).
- Developed to meet key curriculum outcomes across Canada in Law, Life Skills and Family Studies.
- This resource is evaluated & approved for use by Curriculum Service Canada.
Resource Contents:
1 Wire-O bound soft cover resource (68 pages)
1 DVD in plastic sleeve attached on back cover (18 mins)
Additional online support at www.career-connections.info
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Note: These learning resources are recommended by Curriculum Services Canada. However, such a recommendation is of the resource only and should not be construed as a general recommendation of the developer of such a resource or the developer's business or related activities. While CSC recommends a resource on pedagogical grounds, the end user is fully responsible for its use.