Vaping, Peer Pressure: Just Say No

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Vaping, Peer Pressure: Just Say No

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Vaping, Peer Pressure: Just Say No
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Vaping, Peer Pressure: Just Say No

Year 10 Health Building Skills to Resist Pressure Making Healthy Choices

WALT - We Are Learning To
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WALT - We Are Learning To

Understand how peer pressure influences choices about vaping Develop assertive refusal strategies Identify community resources for support Build confidence to make healthy decisions

What is Peer Pressure?
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What is Peer Pressure?

Think about times when friends have influenced your decisions What makes it hard to say no sometimes? Share examples (keep them general)

Understanding Vaping & Peer Pressure
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Understanding Vaping & Peer Pressure

Vaping contains harmful chemicals including nicotine 25% of Australian teens have tried vaping Common reasons peers offer vapes: 'It's just flavour', 'Everyone's doing it', 'Just try it once' Pressure often comes from wanting to fit in or appear mature

Vaping: The Real Facts
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Vaping: The Real Facts

Scenario Challenge
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Scenario Challenge

Scenario 1: At a party, friends pass around a vape Scenario 2: Walking to school, a mate offers you a 'quick puff' Scenario 3: Group says 'Don't be boring' when you hesitate Work in pairs - practice saying NO confidently

Refusal Skills That Work
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Refusal Skills That Work

Say NO clearly and firmly Give a reason: 'I want to stay healthy for sport' Suggest an alternative: 'Let's get a drink instead' Use confident body language - eye contact, stand tall Repeat your message if needed Walk away if pressure continues

Weak vs Strong Responses
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Weak vs Strong Responses

{"left":"Um, maybe not...\nI'm not really sure...\nMy parents would kill me","right":"No thanks, I don't vape\nI'm training for athletics\nThat's not for me"}

Where to Get Help
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Where to Get Help

School counsellor or trusted teacher Kids Helpline: 1800 55 1800 Local GP or health service Quitline: 13 7848 Family or trusted adult Online: www.quit.org.au

Personal Commitment
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Personal Commitment

Write your personal pledge: How will you handle peer pressure about vaping? What are your reasons for staying vape-free? Who can you count on for support? Extension: Create a poster for younger students