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Module 2: Consent as a Conversation, Not a Contract (Weeks 3-4)

• Science: The difference between enthusiastic, passive, and coerced consent. The role of the prefrontal cortex (still developing) in impulse control.
• Romantic Storyline Assignment: Analyze a scene from Never Have I Ever where Devi misreads a signal. Rewrite the scene with clear verbal and non-verbal consent. Discuss why “no” can sound like “maybe” in movies, and the danger of that trope.

The following paper explores puberty education (often referred to as voorlichting in the Dutch context), emphasizing the shift from biological instruction to a holistic focus on relationships and romantic storylines.

Part 6: A Manifesto for Parents – How to Talk About Puberty, Relationships, and Romance at Home

Schools are only half the equation. Parents often avoid “the talk” because they fear it reduces to biology. Instead, use romantic storylines as your Trojan horse.

Key takeaway: The most effective puberty education does not lecture. It provides incomplete romantic storylines and asks students to problem-solve.