What you will get

One Pride & Prejudice package contains:

1. An overview including foreword, introduction, program background & issues to consider
2. Six easy-to-follow session plans
3. Complementary video of young gay and lesbian people
4. Handouts
5. Pre - and post - evaluation tools
6. Copy of Health Promotion Journal of Australia article
7. Pride & Prejudice Order form

Session Plan example
Below is an example of the kinds of instructions you will get in the package

WHAT TO DO
Facilitator introduces self to participants. Even where the facilitator knows the participants it is still necessary to get reacquainted, explain the rationale for the facilitator being involved, and why the program is being delivered in general terms.

WHAT TO SAY
Example: My name is John and as you know I am the health teacher for Year 10. We have decided to deliver this program to students because it would be useful to look at the ways we look at and respond to different groups of people in society. I'm here to deliver this because I'm interested in this area, have observed the positive and negative reactions to difference of students in various classes.

WHY
This introduction is useful in relation to the nature of the program. It is not assumed that participants will know why the program is being delivered - albeit in very general terms - and why a particular person is delivering it.

Feedback - what do students, teachers and workers say?