Outline
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I.
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Introduction
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Identity—Self Image
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Moral Dilemmas—Decision Making
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Adolescent Sexuality
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Teenage Fatherhood
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VI.
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Footnotes
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VII.
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Sample Lessons
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A. Lesson One: Adolescent Sexual Conflict
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Are We Still Going To The Movies?
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B. Lesson Two: Adolescent Pregnancy
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Teenage Father
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C. Lesson Three: Early Adolescent Sexual Development
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Am I Normal
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Annotated Bibliography for Teachers
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Annotated Bibliography for Students
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Preliminary Assignment
Before presenting concepts or using the individual strategies or lessons in this unit, you may wish to ask your students to begin collecting images of teenage boys in urban settings. These images may be collected from magazines, posters, newspapers and advertisements.
The Family of Children
, a Ridge Press Book published by Grosset and Dunlap, is an excellent source of images, especially pages 184-85, Identity and self image; 176-77, Moral dilemmas and decision making; 187, adolescent sexuality) and p. 41, teenage fatherhood.
