That segment presents a discussion for teachers and administrators about the purpose of the lessons and suggestions for how and where to use this video. During and after class, expect to hear disclosures from students of sexual harassment incidents that they have experienced or witnessed. Be ready to refer students to the appropriate Title IX coordinator, counselor, or administrator, and consider inviting that person to the class to explain their role, your school's sexual harassment policy and the school's procedure for sexual harassment complaints. Some students can be uncomfortable with the material and may need your patience and sense of humor. Schools can be sued in Federal Court under the Title IX law for not taking action against sexual harassment.
Sexual harassment is an equal opportunity issue.
Although most sexual harassment has historically been boys on girls, boys also harass boys, and girls do harass boys and other girls. That survey was conducted by the American Association of University Women. More than 4,200 teenage girls responded to a survey on sexual harassment in the September 1992 issue of Seventeen . Most of their harassers were fellow students, but a small percentage were also adult faculty and staff. While Viewing the Programs After each topic is presented in a reenactment or interview, a graphic screen appears with a definition or discussion question.