Examples of Negative Peer Pressure Story and Refusal Skills
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Peer Pressure in Schools: Types, Examples, Refusal Skills, and Coping Strategies
Lesson Plans by Patrick Healey
Throughout a student's education they more than likely will experience a form of peer pressure. Arming students with the knowledge and skills to refuse negative peer pressure and support positive peer pressure is essential. These activities will help you get these important messages across.
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Storyboard Description
Peer pressure definition and refusal skills vocabulary
Storyboard Text
- PEER PRESSURE
- We should be less talkative in Math class tomorrow.
- AGGRESSOR
- We should cut Math class tomorrow.
- ASSERTIVE REFUSAL
- We should cut Math class tomorrow.
- No, I never cut class.
- Peer pressure is when there is a push from one person of similar age asking or telling someone to do something positive or negative.
- An aggressor is where one person is enforcing a negative peer pressure onto another person.
- Assertive refusal is when someone says no to a pressure in a confident manner.
- VOCABULARY
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