Understanding Consent for Students

What is the definition of consent?

• The act of giving permission for something to happen.

• A type of punishment for breaking rules.

• A form of communication used in emergencies.

• A method of teaching in schools.

Which of the following is an example of explicit consent?

• Nodding your head in agreement.

• Signing a permission slip.

• Assuming someone is okay with something.

• Ignoring a request.

Why is consent important in a school setting?

• It helps maintain order and discipline.

• It ensures that everyone is comfortable and respected.

• It allows teachers to control students.

• It is a legal requirement.

What might be a consequence of not obtaining consent?

• Improved relationships.

• Increased trust.

• Conflicts and misunderstandings.

• Better communication.

How can you give consent in a digital environment?

• By ignoring terms and conditions.

• By clicking "I agree" on a website.

• By closing the browser window.

• By sharing your password.

Discuss the role of consent in peer relationships. Provide examples to support your answer.

• Consent is not necessary among friends.

• Consent helps build trust and respect, such as asking before borrowing items.

• Consent is only needed in formal settings.

• Consent is a legal term and not applicable to friendships.

Identify a situation where implied consent might be used.

• A friend borrowing your book without asking.

• A teacher assigning homework.

• A student raising their hand to answer a question.

• A doctor performing a routine check-up after explaining the procedure.

What is the difference between verbal and non-verbal consent?

• Verbal consent is written, non-verbal is spoken.

• Verbal consent is spoken, non-verbal is through actions or gestures.

• Verbal consent is implied, non-verbal is explicit.

• Verbal consent is formal, non-verbal is informal.

Explain how consent can be withdrawn and why it is important to respect this decision.

• Consent cannot be withdrawn once given.

• Consent can be withdrawn at any time, and it is important to respect this to maintain trust and safety.

• Consent can only be withdrawn in writing.

• Consent withdrawal is not recognized legally.

What is an example of non-consensual behavior?

• Asking before using someone's belongings.

• Taking someone's belongings without asking.

• Offering help to someone in need.

• Saying "thank you" after receiving help.