
Basic Guide to Puberty and Gender
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Basic Guide to Puberty and Gender
Learn how teenagers navigate the journey to adulthood in this free online course on puberty, human sexuality and gender.
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- Avg. Duration1.5-3 Hours
- Available Languages (1)
English
This course is
CPD-Accredited
Learning Outcomes
In this free course, you will learn how to:
- Discuss the influence of hormones on puberty, reproductive systems and emotions
- Identify coping strategies to manage mood swings and emotional fluctuations effectively
- Describe the male and female reproductive systems and their functions
- Explain the process of menstruation and its significance in the female reproductive system
- Discuss the basics of sexual health, including contraception, sexually transmitted infections and pregnancy
- Describe the evolving relationships with parents, peers and friends during puberty
- Explain the importance of consent and boundaries in healthy relationships
- Summarise the concept of puberty, its purpose and the changes it brings to the body
- Define ‘self-awareness’, ‘self-identity’ and ‘self-image’ and discuss their significance during puberty
- Summarise the concepts of gender identity, sexual orientation and diverse sexual identities
- Outline various strategies used to combat peer pressure and bullying
- Describe the mental and emotional changes that
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