schools can teach sex tudy?
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yes it's very important that students in public schools learn about sex.  It is, however, even MORE important for the students' parents to talk to them about sex.  During their sex ed lessons, but hopefully long before.
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As someone else correctly stated, you could teach in a private school.    However, any public school--in NYC or Long Island--requires you to have teaching certification.  You would have to get an education degree, and you must pass several certification tests.  You are then required to get your Master's.  (They used to give you 5 years to do that, but I think that's changed and you need to get it sooner than that.) \nBUT, New York City is so desperate for teachers they might still have some programs where they hire you and help pay for you to get your ed. degree and certficiation.  \nFor info on this, go to www.nysed.gov\nThat's the NYS Education Dept.
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No.  It's called sex ed in 4th grade.  Unfortunate for you if you didn't get that education.
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I think most of the California State University campuses do.  In particular, you should check out San Diego State.  I know several excellent elementary education teachers who did their degrees there.
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maybe find some stats on how teen pregnancy and STD rates have dropped in the past few years as schools have taken a bigger part in educating kids.
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yes can a teacher replace a good computer? no cuz your teacher doesn't come with free porn
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Gender exclusive schools, (some academies or finishing school) offer a more focused environment. Since teens and beyond is also the time most young adults become interested in sex, removing the temptation is helpful.
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I know many kids who get pregnant and they have unprotected sex because their parents are too scared to talk about that touchy subject with their child.\n\nMost schools teach about the science of sexual intercourse. How its done, how STDs and HIV are transmitted, and they teach about the cycles of pregnancy.\n\nIt is the parents' "job" to teach their young ones about teenage pregnancy and about the emotional effects of sex. If your kids do not know about what sex is, then how will they know if what they are doing is right or wrong? Schools will not teach our kids about the emotions that come with sex. \n\n"What happens if my partner leaves me after sex and after I get pregnant?"\n\n"What happens if I get pregnant, what are my options? What if my parents will kill me?"\n\n"Does sex hurt? What are the reprecussions of having unprotected sex?"\n\n"If my partner wants to have sex, does that mean I should just do it?"\n\nThese are questions that only a parent can answer. Schools do not have the authority or the "legal rights" to answer them since they can only teach students the science of it.
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You should study teaching.
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That's very unlikely. In fact it will be sad if such attempts are made. In any society, teachers play an important role in the way the society shapes up. Education is not just about knowing Maths, Science, History, Geography, etc. It is primarily about what values and ethics do you build your foundation upon, knowing to differentiate between right and wrong, having a broad and open perspective. \nIt would indeed be a gr ea loss for kids if they are deprived of the basic education which nurtures their development.\nHaving said that, I think technology is a great tool to aid teaching, spread information and help understand concepts through audio-visual means. However technology cannot and must not replace humans.
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Lol, who knows? I come from the UK and sex ed is compulsary here but still we seem to have the highest teen pregnancy's in the whole of Western Europe. Sex ed's important though, because it teaches about protection against pregnancy and STD's....I find it quite important that high school kids must know it.
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I have taken a human sexuality class.. and my teacher was also a hynosis... she said that she had treated many people with sexual dysfunctions... and they were fine after that..
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There are no federal policies on what must be taught in schools, because that is left to the states. Nonetheless, the feds do encourage the teaching of abstinance. The sites below provide some more information.
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Who knows what they teach nowadays!  When I had sex ed and health class in middle school and high school about a decade ago they taught a lot about the internal organs, menstruation, prostate cancer etc., STD's, and pregnancy cycle.
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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.
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There is no specific school for it, but there are random people who teach/know about that kind of stuff all around the world.
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Counseling and sex therapy