Freedom Education · Students

Ages 13–15

8 lessons · approximately 7–9 hours

Eight lessons about choice, pressure and control, evidence, asking for help, privacy, law and safe support.

You do not need to have read the book. Each lesson gives you the story or fictional case you need.

Your lessons

Learn the idea, answer a question, read the feedback and then try a new fictional case.

1
Lesson 1 of 8 · 50–60 minutes
Choice, Consent and Coercion
Learn why saying yes does not always mean someone is freely choosing.
Open lesson
2
Lesson 2 of 8 · 50–60 minutes
Arranged Marriage and Forced Marriage
Decide whether a situation shows an arranged marriage, a forced marriage, or whether we need more information.
Open lesson
3
Lesson 3 of 8 · 55–60 minutes
How Coercion Works
Identify several forms of coercive pressure.
Open lesson
4
Lesson 4 of 8 · 50–60 minutes
Why Asking for Help Can Be Hard
Explain multiple barriers to disclosure or help-seeking.
Open lesson
5
Lesson 5 of 8 · 55–60 minutes
Evidence, Assumptions and Stereotypes
Separate fact, inference, assumption and unknown.
Open lesson
6
Lesson 6 of 8 · 50–60 minutes
Helping Safely: Friends, Privacy and Trusted Adults
Choose safe friend-support actions.
Open lesson
7
Lesson 7 of 8 · 55–60 minutes
Law, Protection and What Adults Should Do
Know the basic legal position in England and Wales.
Open lesson
8
Lesson 8 of 8 · 55–60 minutes
Would You Know What to Do?
Use what you have learned in a new situation.
Open lesson

Optional · 5–12 minutes

These short tasks reinforce a concept. They are not full lessons and do not award lesson completion.

Notice → fact, assumption or unknown → safer next step.

Compare two yeses → consequences of refusal → reconsider.

Classify through consent, never culture.

Map barriers → identify safer support.

Compare support with unsafe intervention.

Need-to-know sharing → changed risk → role boundary.