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Student lesson

For · ages 11–13Time · 45–55 minutesLesson 1 of 6

What Makes a Choice Free?

Coercion means pressure, threats or control that make it difficult or unsafe for someone to say no.

You will learn to

  • Understand what makes a choice truly free.
  • Tell the difference between advice, pressure and being forced.
  • Try what you have learned in a fictional situation.
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Sarina is expected to marry someone she has not chosen. In this lesson, you will think about what it really means to be free to say yes or no.

You do not need to own or have read the book. Everything you need is included in this lesson.

Lesson progressStep 1 of 10

What Makes a Choice Free?

Today you will understand what makes a choice free.