- ComboAll the LEs for this grade levelThe 16 LES for Secondary 4 | Culture and Citizenship in Quebec | French OnlyStarting from CA$28.00
- Digital PackageSAÉ 1 | What is Love? | French OnlyContains a freebie
- Digital PackageSAÉ 2 | Practices of Caring | French OnlyContains a freebie
- Digital PackageSAÉ 3 | Digital Communication about Sex Online | French OnlyContains a freebie
- Digital PackageSAÉ 4 | Food and Veganism | French OnlyContains a freebie
- Digital PackageWriting | French OnlyStarting from CA$13.95
- Debates for the CCQClassroom Debates | French OnlyContains a freebie
- ComboDialogue DokomaCitizenship Dialogue | French OnlyContains a freebie
The "Relationships and Caring" theme of the Quebec Culture and Citizenship (CCQ) program for Secondary 4 offers students an in-depth exploration of relational dynamics and the importance of caring in modern society. Topics include sexual desires and pleasures, such as fantasies and phases of sexual response, while emphasizing self-respect.
Students will study the differentiated norms between girls and boys, analyzing how these influence behaviors and social expectations. Violence in intimate relationships will also be examined to raise awareness of warning signs and prevention measures.
The concept of care will be introduced to encourage altruism, empathy, and compassion. Environmentalism, particularly the protection of biodiversity and animals, will help develop environmental consciousness.
The theme will address cyberbullying and issues related to private and public life on the Internet, including anonymity. Finally, students will discuss online seduction, covering topics like sexting, to promote responsible and safe online behaviors.
This theme aims to develop strong relational skills, an understanding of current social issues, and a caring attitude toward themselves and others.
Access a combo of 16 LES covering the entire Culture and Citizenship in Quebec program for Secondary 4. This pack addresses themes such as relationships, justice, culture, and technology, offering a turnkey solution for teaching.
SAÉ 1 "What is Love" of the CCQ program for Secondary 4 allows students to explore love and relationships through activities on emotions, intimate violence, and sexual expectations. By promoting respect and caring, this SAÉ helps students develop healthy relationships and reflect on responsibility in romantic interactions.
The SAÉ "Practices of Caring" of the CCQ program for Secondary 4 explores the importance of caring in relationships and society. Through activities on the evolution of empathy, the NIMBY phenomenon, the role of caregivers, and practicing caring, students develop skills in empathy and altruism. This SAÉ encourages them to become positive actors by promoting caring in their community.
SAÉ 3 "Digital Communication about Sex Online" of the CCQ program for Secondary 4 raises students' awareness of issues related to sharing intimate content online. Through activities on online trust, the consequences of non-consensual sexting, solidarity against cyberbullying, and creating digital conduct rules, students learn to navigate the digital world responsibly and respectfully.
SAÉ 4 "Food and Veganism" of the CCQ program for Secondary 4 leads students to explore the impacts of dietary choices on health, ethics, and the environment. Through activities on veganism, local consumption, the evolution of dietary practices, and animal welfare, students develop critical thinking on responsible and sustainable eating.
Invite your students to deeply reflect on the issues covered in the Relationships and Kindness theme of the Culture and Citizenship in Québec program through engaging writing exercises.
With Dokoma’s new online debate tool, Grade 10 teachers can tackle the theme of Relationships and Kindness in an engaging way. Key questions, clearly defined roles, and open dialogue nurture empathy and active listening. Each participant can freely share ideas, sharpen critical thinking, and gain insights into diverse viewpoints.
This groundbreaking Dialogue unites all Quebec high school students to examine citizenship and envision the future. Les Éditions Dokoma provides a free thematic package (comics, films, debates, survey) that encourages expression and critical thinking. A sociologist will analyze the survey responses, followed by a new project proposal for participating classes. This approach aims to strengthen understanding of Quebec citizenship through active involvement. It’s a unique opportunity to engage young people in a collective conversation, promoting thoughtful reflection and insight into their role as citizens.