is sex education important??
148421
it's very important,not only important.the parents have to tolk whit theyr children about this.florea_claudia2001(my messenger ID)
91169
no, unless they say stuff they should be learning from their parents or if they say things like wanna fu(k me? some stuff is important like questions on relationships, and STD's.
212724
Sex is very essential in our life as it helps in fulfilling our desires and satisfy our mind. Without sex no one can be complete and the world will come to an end if there is no population growth.Sex also increases our maturity and helps us to think more widely. It ignites the passion in life
660651
I would say so..sex is such a huge roll in a relationship taht without it could cause trouble even separation..so yeah it can improve life
1012495
It is very important when its with my beloved one .. No one else .. Sex is to express my love to my man .. I hate it without love !! When its just for sex  and desire ..
1086197
Children at the upper primary school level should be taught. But there is a difference between sex education and sexuality education. Also, it depends on the values that the society wants to advocate. Abstinence? Or Safe Sex?
487923
I personally think that it's in the student's best interest to taught about how to protect themselves. There should be a message in there about abstinence, though. People have to understand that no matter how much you tell students not to have sex and educate them about the risks, they're still going to do it. The best way to keep them safe is to educate them about how to be the safest they can and not have any life-ruining consequences come of it. If they aren't educated about protection and are only taught about abstinence, the students who decide to have sex regardless of being taught about abstinence will not know how to protect themselves correctly and could end up with an STD or pregnant.
960997
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.
240276
The answer is both yes and no, in fact, if I remember correctly.  There was a study a few years back, at the University of Chicago, I believe, reported as "Sex in America."  One of the findings was that while sex was most frequent among those with some college, but was lower among those who earned degrees and kept declining as educational level increased.\n\nSo, a little college promotes sex.  But, ultimately more college equals less sex.  (Assuming, of course, that demographics haven't changed since the study, and that there's not some aberration in the data.  One could imagine that those with higher education might realize the importance of accuracy in a study and be more likely to self-report truthfully--embellish less, and this, then, could account for the phenomenon.  But, maybe the researchers controlled for that.)
151766
Ofcourse sex is very important in a relationship.But it shouldn't be the number 1 factor in deciding a relationship,but it often is!Women will leave you in a flash if you can't satisfy them sexually!It's very important as long as you are healthy but when you get older you'll see that sex will become less and less a part of your life.I look at older people that I know haven't had sex for a good 5 maybe 10 years maybe more! So when you get old [and we all will get old]it won't be about the sex, it will be about having someone by your side!
1113220
yes...\n\nbut most school districts don't teach everything, due to cetrant concervitive parents/school boards (or just plain anal/control freaks/parents starerptypes that they're children will repeat the same stuff parinoid parents).\n\nThere are sex eds that do teach a veriety of stuff, such as abstance, safe sex, and other procotions to other types of sex for safe sex.\n\n;-)\n\nWhy are some people still ignorant, well it's up to them to pay attention in class.\n\nParents need to do more (like be open minded), you'd rather have a young person prepared then to fall into something that they haven't been fully educated on. That way you run less of a risk hearing "Mom, I'm pregnant". "Mom/Dad I think I got something (STD)", or the stupid people who become addicted to sex or the werdos who just were deprived of everything logical about it.\n\nYou got to admit that someone can still get an STD even from a simple kiss, skin contact, and of course oral sex, and regular sex. There are safe practices for oral sex, but not all sex  eds teach it so some youth think it's risk free. That's why they should be informed so they can make an informed decision.\n\nBUT yes parents NEED to pick up the slack (and remeber to not assume that they're youth will not experiment, such as have premarital sex, or even have sexual relations with the same sex as them or not... you just can't assume anymore now-a-days so it's just best to teach them everything, half of the most homophobic people I've meet turn out to be denying their own sexuality b/c they have done or are thinking of doing something with the same sex their just to brainwashed to think that might be ok).\n\nNEVER asume.\n\nThe earlyer the better (in education to keep them safe). My BF's little sister is having probs in Middle School... there's even 8 year old for some odd reason trying to have sex... some thing needs to be done and tooken seariously, for one they should at least be told it's unhealthy even more to do it before puberty... this is crazy...\n\n::: Peace :::
116147
Education is important.  If you feel that you are happy where you are at with your education, then by all means get out and play girl!  Just remember relationships do take time and work, and if you can't split the time between school and playing, finish your school and then play....
447902
Huge debate there... not sure where to start.\n\nPros:\n-Educates the masses about STDs.\n-Educates the masses on reproduction and general knowledge of health issues and care for ones reproductive system.\n-Takes the stress off of the parents who may feel too embarrased to discuss with thier children.\n-Offers relief to those who wonder if the changes they are experiencing are "normal".\n-Helps remove the shame western cultures have towards sexuality.\n-Demystifies controversial topics like homosexuality.\n-Give a third party the opportunity to observe behaviors in the student that may suggest sexual abuse.\n-Educates student on safety issues.\n\ncons:\n-Does not (and should not) explain moral issues.  This is the sole responsibility of the parent, not the government.\n-Does not give the parent the decision of what time is best for thier child to be exposed to sexual topics.\n-Does not (and should not) cover religious issues. Also the sole responsibility of the parent.\n-Invites curiosity in the students which might lead to experimentation.\n-Introduces students to topics that parents may not approve of, like homosexuality.\n-Depending on the maturity and psychological state of the student, could create fear or anxiety.\n\nMy personal opinion, I am pro-education on all topics.  My only request is that the schools let me know the curriculum and agenda so that I can cover the topics with my child first.  She should understand our families moral and religious views before she is introduced the topic by a stranger or government employee.
634324
VIRGINITY is a state of mind. It is important if you believe it is important. :) Well, it depends upon you. :) Good day.
572042
Education...start with kids early. The family must be involved. Take the mystery away from sex and be open and honest about how this terrible disease is spread. Kids start having sex earlier than parents want to admit, and they have to face that fact. So, the parents must be educated, as well.\nFree condoms should be offered to teens, if anyone is sexually active, they should be taught the importance of having physicals every year, and being checked for the virus. The importance of abstinence until they really know their partner should also be reinforced. But in reality, we must realize that probably won't happen.\nI feel education is our number one intervention and should be started as early as children are able to understand.
317900
Being a recently graduated high school senior, I can tell you that the sex ed classes are pitiful. They definitely do need to be better, to teach kids more about STDs and the risks of them and how to protect yourself sexually. Teaching kids about abstinence isn't going to work, because they are going to have sex and they need to be safe when they do it.
445318
yup!\ninformation dissemination regarding sex is necessary for students. such can answer questions that they would otherwise be too awkward to ask their parents or adults.  it can also correct the possibly distorted information they get from many sources including their peers. moreover, by providing them with information, they can be more responsible with their sexual behavior.  \nthe impact of irresponsible sexual behavior includes many other things including risks of sexually transmitted dieseases as well as unwanted pregnancies.  pregnancy in teenage women is much riskier than that in women in their twenties.  moreover, there is this study that shows that infant mortality is lesser with mothers who have some kind of sexual education.