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Ontario: Human Development & Sexual Health

Grade 7 - C1.4, C1.5 Grade 9 - C1.4 Grade 11 - C2.3

BIGGEST MYTH ABOUT STIs

Grades 7-12 2012 CC 22 min Human Relations Media
BRONZE TELLY AWARD
“An excellent resource for all teens.” - School Library Journal
“Highly Recommended.” - Educational Media Reviews Online
Using an engaging combination of student interviews, humour, animations and expert commentary by leading health professionals,
this program exposes the most common myths about sexually transmitted infections. While abstinence, including abstaining from
oral sex, is the only way to completely avoid STI infections, the program stresses the importance of latex barriers for students who are
sexually active. Students are encouraged to get tested if they have engaged in risky sex and students who may have symptoms of an STI
are urged to see a clinician right away.
#600596-SE15 $189: includes DVD, teacher’s resource book, student handouts with pre/post tests in digital format.
Streaming Rights (3 year term): Single School – K-12: $283.50

Ontario: Human Development & Sexual Health Ontario: Human Development
Grade 7 - C1.4, C1.5 & Sexual Health
Grade 9 - C1.4 Grade 7 - C1.4, C1.5
Grade 11 - C2.3 Grade 9 - C1.4
Grade 11 - C2.3
HPV: WHAT EVERY TEEN NEEDS TO KNOW
HEPATITIS C: CAUSES, SYMPTOMS,
Grades 7-12 2012 CC 18 min Human Relations Media PREVENTION, TREATMENT
BRONZE TELLY AWARD
CINE GOLDEN EAGLE Grades 7-12 2015 CC 15 min Human Relations Media
“HIGHLY RECOMMENDED.” - Educational Media Reviews Hepatitis C is a common blood-borne infection. Many
young people are putting themselves at risk for this
Online potentially fatal disease, primarily as a result of intravenous
With more teens sexually active, the risk of contracting human drug use but also because of tattoos performed by
papilloma virus (HPV) has increased dramatically. Students learn unlicensed artists, unprotected sex, and the sharing of razors
from a doctor and an expert in adolescent sexuality that some and tooth brushes. Students learn that there is no vaccine
forms of the virus can lead to serious health problems including that can protect them from the virus. The program describes
cancer. Interviews with teenagers expose misinformation about how many people are not aware that they are infected
HPV. Students learn that oral sex is not safe and that both males and but are at risk for serious liver disease and cancer later in
females can spread the disease through any kind of genital contact. life. Details measures to prevent being infected and urges
The program provides accurate information about how the virus is those who have put themselves at risk get tested. A doctor
transmitted and urges sexually active students to practice safer sex. emphasizes that there is now a very effective treatment for
Students learn where they can go for help if they are worried about the disease.
being infected with HPV. Using a simple question and answer format, #600642-SE15 $189: includes DVD, teacher’s resource book,
the video provides the most up-to-date information about a vaccine student handouts with pre/post tests in digital format.
that can protect against some strains of HPV. Streaming Rights (3 year term): Single School – K-12: $283.50
#600597-SE15 $189: includes DVD, teacher’s resource book, student
handouts with pre/post tests in digital format.

Streaming Rights (3 year term): Single School – K-12: $283.50

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