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Student lesson

For · ages 15–18Time · 65–90 minutesLesson 8 of 8

Capstone: Analyse, Decide, Defend

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

You will learn to

  • Integrate consent, coercion, evidence, law, safeguarding and agency.
  • Defend a decision while acknowledging uncertainty.
  • Produce a policy, essay, briefing or creative response without personal disclosure.
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The book is one narrative source in the evidence pack; the capstone case and final transfer are wholly new.

You do not need to own or have read the book. The lesson includes the context you need.

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