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Sexual Harassment vs. Sexual Assault

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10 Nsɛmmisa
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1.

Decide whether the example is Sexual Harassment or Sexual Assault.

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Sexual Harassment

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"Hey Baby! You look mighty pretty today, why don't you come home with me?"

Sexual Assault

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Your peer asks for a kiss in exchange of a bag of chips, or other food that you asked for.

Sexual Assault

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"Why do you like girls? You're supposed to like boys, weirdo!"

Sexual Assault

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Attempted Rape

Sexual Harassment

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Your peer slapped your butt without your consent.

Sexual Harassment

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Your manager asks for a "favor" in order to keep your job.

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2.

What was the highest percentage of student reactions?

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3.

What percentage of students reported their situation to an adult?

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4.

Which of the following was NOT an author of Title IX?

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5.

When was Title IX established?

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6.

What was the first case of Title IX named?

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7.

Discrimination based on sex is prohibited in educational programs and activities that receive federal financial support.

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8.

Compared to girls, boys are more likely to experience the negative emotional effects of sexual harassment.

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9.

The Women’s Educational Equity Act was passed in 1920.

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10.

Decide what you would do, AS AN EDUCATOR, in the following situation.

Your student Jazmyne had been absent for the last few days, and no one had known where she was. You notice that her grades have been dropping, as she was an Honor Roll student and now her grades are F's. She comes into school the day after, and asks to speak with you and her counselor. She tells you that a student has inappropriately touched her inside of your classroom. How do you respond AS AN EDUCATOR?