Integrity and Anti-Doping in Sport

Developed as a collaboration between Australian Sports Anti-Doping Authority (ASADA) and National Integrity of Sport Unit (NISU).

Teacher-led class using the lesson plan provided. This includes a lesson overview, key questions, and a list of activities. Activity options are individual, group, class discussion and a video.

For further information about the lesson plan, and to access other lesson plans, visit Sport Integrity Australia's website here.

Access the lesson plan here. The lesson plan provided gives teachers background information, resources and ideas for creating their lessons on the topic of Integrity and Anti-Doping in Sport.

• Understanding of integrity in sport and its importance
• Knowledge about doping and illegal supplement use
• Understanding of risk factors increasing the opportunity for corruption in Australian sport
• Critical thinking about some of the challenges of the current approach to maintaining the integrity of sport

This is a well-designed lesson plan from the Australian Sports Anti-Doping Authority. It covers a range of practical, ethical and social issues surrounding sport and integrity in sport. The lesson plan is easily adapted by teachers to suit the needs and developmental level of their students, and can be adapted for Years 9-12.

*Review provided by researchers at the Matilda Centre for Research in Mental Health and Substance Use at the University of Sydney.