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I was unsure where exactly to put this, but feel free to move this where necessary.
I'm in college and working on a project regarding sexual education in the U.S.. Frankly, I'm surprised it took so long for me to think about asking questions regarding it here.
I suppose my questions are:
Who has the responsibility to teach about sex, sexuality and relationships? Is it fair to have schools teach about it in case the other method fails?
How did you learn about the above? Do you think this was a healthy way to learn about it? What pros and cons would you describe for the method?
What would be your concerns for a comprehensive but flexible sex , sexuality, and relationship education curriculum offered from age 11 or so and onward through high school, with basics to understand sexual harassment and assault taught as early as 6?
If you're not from or weren't raised in the U.S., how did you learn about sex, sexuality, and relationships? If your school taught it, how did they structure it?
Of course, feel free to reply with something related but not answering directly any of the questions. Thank you for reading and, hopefully, replying.
I'm in college and working on a project regarding sexual education in the U.S.. Frankly, I'm surprised it took so long for me to think about asking questions regarding it here.
I suppose my questions are:
Who has the responsibility to teach about sex, sexuality and relationships? Is it fair to have schools teach about it in case the other method fails?
How did you learn about the above? Do you think this was a healthy way to learn about it? What pros and cons would you describe for the method?
What would be your concerns for a comprehensive but flexible sex , sexuality, and relationship education curriculum offered from age 11 or so and onward through high school, with basics to understand sexual harassment and assault taught as early as 6?
If you're not from or weren't raised in the U.S., how did you learn about sex, sexuality, and relationships? If your school taught it, how did they structure it?
Of course, feel free to reply with something related but not answering directly any of the questions. Thank you for reading and, hopefully, replying.