Lesson Plan
Navigating Peer Influence
Attention Seeking
This lesson focuses on understanding attention-seeking behaviors and how they relate to peer pressure. Students will engage in collaborative and active learning activities to explore strategies for managing peer pressure and making decisions based on personal values. This lesson is important as it helps students develop self-confidence and decision-making skills, which are crucial for their social and emotional development.
Audience
High School 9th Grade
Time
30 mins
Approach
Collaborative Learning, Active Learning
Materials
PowerPoint Presentation, Notetaker Worksheet, Video: Managing Peer Pressure, and Exit Ticket
Step 1
Introduction
5 mins
- Begin with a brief discussion on what attention-seeking behavior is and how it can manifest in social settings.
- Introduce the video Managing Peer Pressure and explain its relevance to the topic.
Step 2
Video Viewing
2 mins
- Play the video Managing Peer Pressure.
- Ask students to note down key points on their notetaker worksheet.
Step 3
Group Activity
15 mins
- Divide students into small groups and provide each group with a scenario involving peer pressure.
- Ask groups to discuss how they would handle the situation using strategies from the video.
- Encourage students to consider how attention-seeking behaviors might influence their decisions.
Step 4
Class Discussion
5 mins
- Reconvene as a class and have each group share their scenario and solutions.
- Facilitate a discussion on the different strategies used and their effectiveness.
Step 5
Closure and Exit Ticket
3 mins
- Summarize the key points discussed in the lesson.
- Distribute the exit ticket for students to complete, asking them to reflect on what they learned about attention-seeking and peer pressure.
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Worksheet
Notetaker Worksheet
This worksheet helps students organize their thoughts and key points from the video and group discussions.
List three strategies mentioned in the video for managing peer pressure.
Think about self-reflection, evaluating consequences, and expressing oneself.