Do they teach sex in schools in your country? If yes, what do they teach?
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Yeah they do in the UK. They mostly teach about how to do it safely and what the laws are regarding when you can do it.
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depends where and what you teach
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Parents may or may not be teaching girls they don't have to have sex. You can't tell if they are or not by the behavior of the teen. Teens do respond to the influence of their parents, but not as much as they did when they were nine years old. \n\nThis is not to mention the desires of the girl herself, which may be the most determining factor in her behavior after all.\n\nAs parents we try to instill morals and a healthy disdain for media influences, especially if they are selling things, but a girl has got to do what a girl has got to do and parents won't stop her if she makes up her mind no matter what it is. Girls engage in many different risky behaviors and it is hard for parents that try to teach them better and then must help girls deal with dire consequences. \n\nParents should try to use what influence they have AND people should realize a girls actions are her own and not due only to their parents teaching.
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I think it is sad that public schools are teaching kids what to do to prevent being pregnant istead of teaching kids wht NOT to do to be in a relationship that involves sex whilst at school.\n\nIf schools would spend more time and money into teaching kids how to become independent financially and self responsibility, the new generations would be a better bunch of people.\n\nKids were taught how they can rot the system by becoming irresponsible parents - making kids and then the welfare take over the responsibility to supporting them financially!  What would these kids learn?  That it is OK to lay on their backs or to push girls down and produce like rabbits!  Then draw fortnightly paychecks to support their irresponsible and ignorant lifestyles!\n\n@@@@@@@@@@@@@
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Sex education is literally what it says.  Education about sex in terms of gender, diseases, the actual act itself, and usually topics that deal with reproduction.  I have taught sex education for 5 years, and in my curriculum, we talk first about the body and how it's different for males and females.  Then we move on to the reproductive system, and then to how reproduction works.  We don't spend most time on the actual act of sex, but we do talk about Sexually Transmitted Diseases and Infections and how they affect the body.  Education about reproduction typically describes the creation and development of a new human being, from conception and the development of the embryo and fetus, through to childbirth. It often includes topics such as sexually transmitted diseases (STDs) and how to avoid them, as well as birth control methods.  Some curriculum discuss sex crimes and sexual assaults.  However in most of classes we don't discuss the assault issue.  Hopefully this answers your question.
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Did you not learn anything from sex ed.  It's girls like you that make this country what it is, it's too late to think of the consequences girlie, you made your bed now sleep on it.  Don't you wish you waited to have sex after you got married or had a steady life, sucks to be you.
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Nothing's wrong with teaching about safe sex, especially if you scare the crap out of younguns so that maybe they'll wait a bit.\n\nNothing's wrong with having sex, either, as long as it is between 2 consenting adults.
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There are a lot of things going on here, I think.\n\nFirst off is the Judeo-Christian belief that sex (especially premarital sex) is somehow evil and corrupting(though this belief is certainly shared with other religions). There are no reasons to believe this other than religious ones. Yet, we, as a culture (Western culture) are so ashamed of sex that we've become ashamed of ourselves and do terrible things to avoid having sexual desires.\n\nSecondly, there's a belief that teaching teenagers about sex will cause them to go crazy and start humping like mad. Of course, they already are, but never mind that. It's kind of the ostrich and the sand syndrome. What people don't realize is that teaching about sex, reinforcing the positive aspects while teaching about safety, is utterly necessary. Abstinence only works on paper. And I also think that abstinence just makes one more loathesome of one's own body and natural physical desires. I mean, if we didn't have physical desires and act on them, how would our species continue?
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What you said is damn true and is scary or not?\nI'm a Dutchman who lives in Taiwan and if i see those children here, i feel sorry for them.\nWe in Europe and i think i also can speak for the USA the teacher teach us new things and on the end they do a test to see you understood it or not. Here in Taiwan most teacher teach for the test, because the test have to be good. So kids have to memorize everything for the test. Some teachers even just teach them things what will be on the test and other things not. Sometimes they even show the test in advance, so kids to what to learn. If the kids get a high score parents are happy, teacher gets a good name and the school too. They will never give a 0 points here, only if it's really bad, otherwise the parents here complain the teacher not the kid.\nIt unbelieveable, but they have every week for every subject a test. When i was in highschool, we had a test ones in a while. I don't know about the USA. \n\nIn Europe we see schools as education, in Taiwan it is a business. A kid is just a number and they care more the parents are happy, because they have to pay the money.\n\nIt is not only the school system, it is scary how most parents think and do.
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Teachers having sex with their students....
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i think in some countries its high school
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Boyfriends and girlfriends is probably less conservative than in the US. \n\nSchool uniforms are compulsory in the vast majority of schools.  Makeup is frequently banned.\n\nSchool uniforms are supposed to make children less competitive over fashion.  That doesn't mean that they do anything to raise educational standards.\n\nThe academic quality of schools varies enormously from school to school.  The gap between bad schools and good schools and between private schools and state-funded schools is very significant.  It cannot be assumed that a school in a good area will be a good school.\n\nOn the whole, the standard of education in the UK is relatively poor, even though the UK education system is very well funded.
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in some countries they allready do, like in belgium \n\nLots of schools have it
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How about lack of proper guidance in the Public School system?  Do teachers work for a salary or to improve the knowledge of the youth they teach? What is wrong with education in (your country) today.   Do any of these get it for you?
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A combination of Abstinence and Safe sex. We can't  simply rely on schools to teach our kids  about sex...my parents avoided the issue and just assumed I would learn from school...I actually found out what really went on from accidently turning on a porn that was left in my VCR...so I think i woulda rather had my parents talk to me about it.
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hello farida, and everybody!\n\n\nsex education is important in school, and i think it is so very very important, because, it is important in the life to know the bases of life sexualities.\n\nand for to découver what are the differences it is in girls, and in boys;\n\nit is important to know this for best to protect in the dangers what giving the maladies transmissible, for example. virus of S.I.D.A  he can give the dead.\n\nit is very important to protect the life because she  is very precious, : to protect it is to protect hoters individus.\nnot Anytinks can be substituted in the precious life.\n\ngo in school, and accept to learn this matière about sex education.\n\nyou will be to have very goods surprises!\n\ni kiss you tendrely!!!!!
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I have to laugh.. You would not believe it if I told you.. There is NO NO NO comparison... In the U.S., the Students control and in other countries.. evesn in Africa, the teachers control the classroom. There is GOOD discipline in the classrooms in other countries and the students are EAGER.. really EAGER to learn whereas in the U.S., they are not really motivated to the learning process... I am an educator and I could go on and on but time does not permit.