how much needed sex education in school if they(children) understand perfectly or thay count sex in timepass.?
492141
Not many young people do understand it perfectly my friend. Many children have a lot of stigma attached and as they grow up they consider girls good only for having sex with.
722333
I wouldn't put it past them. When you are in the death business, you have to keep them coming back so you wouldn't want abstinence taught in sex ed.\n\nA 1996 study on Project Reality’s use of choosing the best curriculum, indicated a 54% decrease in sexual activity after teens were exposed to the abstinence curriculum.\n\nFrom 1971 they change sex ed in schools from abstinence to safe sex. The philosophy was it's OK to have sex with anybody you want as long as you wear a condom.\nWell, since they turned away from abstinence the number of girls who became pregnant while using contraceptives rose 266%. There was also a 107% increase in those who had abortions and a 93% increase to those who contracted STDs
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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.
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.
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?
949578
sex Ed should be taught in the fourth grade. No joke. Just read the ages the kids lost their virginity on here.
1034764
sexa nd how it leads 2 aids, sex first tho, tell about aids wen a lil bit older
292575
For. If you are able to do it then you should learn about it. And sadly, even wayy back when I was in school, there were always some that did it. I had sex education in the sixth grade.It didn't hurt me at all.
535737
Go to school and get a license to reproduce and multiply. No, seriously, I am 29 years old and have 2 kids and it is still hard at my age. I am the oldest of 4 kids and the oldest of 29 cousins. I grew up with kids everywhere and I still feel in above my head at times. Kids are having kids because they are seeing sex as a substitute for love when what they need is love, education and support from their parents or guardians. I think all schools should have a required set of courses on parenting and budgeting. I know there are some that do and I am not saying that it will solve all the world's problems, but this Home Econ. crap I took in school 12 years ago doesn't cut it. They need to realize that things are happening a lot younger now and the education needs to be started earlier and needs to be stepped up a few notches. We are required to have so many credits in English and Math and all that, but what about real life skills??? The schools that exist to help pregnant teen mothers are great, but what about the fathers (if they are involved)? They send these soon to be mothers off to another place and the guys continue ina  regular educational environment. It takes two, so everybody needs to be educated. It's sad to watch a parent slap their kid around or yell at them or ignore them. Kids are so smart and they will go thru life thinking that the way their parents act is the way they should act. It will just keep going until everybody in the world is cruel and hateful. Kids are an amazing joy and blessing and they do not deserve to be brought into a world where they can't be cared for properly. I have to stop, or else I can go on for hours.
243559
It depends, usually for elemantary schools is at least 1 hour a day at school and typically 1 hour at home.\nHigher education varies by school and area of expertise.
1088907
please furnish me the source of your information that 56% child monsters work. i think that is exaggerated figure. it is better if they go to toilets at home and under unavoidable circumstances some body in school is to take them and i do not think it is wrong
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SAFE SEX\n\nEDUCATION
324120
will someone just tell it like it is.  True, there's not enough time, and a good bit of ALL history is omitted from the curriculum.  However, if researched, eventually you'll discover the whole truth from all aspects or points of view. Some information is deliberately left out of textbooks to control or manipulate the minds of certain people or cultures.  Yeah, I know it sounds farfetched, but it's the truth. And if the real truth were told, we would have either chaos or peace. Seem like we've had all the chaos we can handle for a while...
1137845
it's called "proper education"
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.
412531
If you don't know, then you are too young.  Someone needs to have a discussion with your health teacher.  If this topic is going to be discussed, all aspects of it should be covered.
279619
If you don't know, you are either too young or too dumb to know. Pay attention in sex ed. class.