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    and desires‚ and abstinence only education programs were born. Though decades have passed and times have changed‚ the way the United State’s chooses to approach the sexual education of young people has not. Authority figures have been shouting‚ “Abstain! Abstain! Abstain!” at teenagers to no avail for far to long. The time for change is now. Abstinence only education programs do more harm than good for the nation’s youth. These sex (or lack there of) education programs aim to teach adolescents

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    Single-sex education‚ also known as single-gender education‚ is the practice of conducting education where male and female students attend separate classes or in separate buildings or schools. The practice was predominant before the mid-twentieth century‚ particularly insecondary education and higher education. Single-sex education in many cultures is advocated on the basis of tradition‚ as well as religion and is practiced in many parts of the world. |Contents

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    attending a single-sex school? The world today revolves around education and the benefits it shows to people. Attending a single-sex school can unmistakably influence the way you learn and how much you truly learn. Single-sex schools brings about progressed educating practices‚ supplementary educational benefits‚ continuous traditions of families and expanded classroom interest with better instructing techniques and methodologies. Despite these advantages of attending a single sex school‚ however

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    Care encompasses different issues from family planning to maternal health and adolescent and youth care. Among these issues is my focus for this reflection paper‚ which is sex education. Also counted in reproductive health care is education and counseling on sexuality and reproductive health‚ and reproductive health education for adolescents. Firstly‚ the RH Law is a law passed to address the “universal basic human right to reproductive health by all persons‚ particularly parents‚ couples‚ and

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    Sex Education and Premarital Sex Sex education is taught to every young person in virtually every school across the country. In the majority of these sex education programs‚ physical anatomy and safe contraception are the main focuses of the programs‚ telling young people what the physical rewards and consequences may be but avoiding some of the key issues relating to mental‚ emotional and spiritual effects. Proponents of these programs feel that we must educate our youth on "safe sex." It

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    and pre-marital sex and other reproductive health issues are the common problems faced by the adolescents in our country today. For these things happen because of lack of awareness and knowledge about what sex truly is and its essence in our life. STD and HIV are diseases that we can get by having sexual intercourse with multiple partners. Thus‚ if we are aware of this‚ we can think of many ways to not just prevent this‚ even avoid it. Also‚ if you believe in the sacredness of sex and in the sanctity

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    Segregation in Education: Gender LITERATURE REVIEW Many people think only of African Americans when the phrase segregation in education is spoken‚ but how often do we think of women? Women have gone through tremendous struggles to receive the same rights as men to an equal education. The following pages will explain many aspects of the history of the women ’s struggles for desegregation‚ accomplishes made for desegregation‚ and the affects of sex or gender segregation still present in today

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    Single sex schools vs. coeducational schools Almost all parents want to choose the best education for their sons and daughters. There has long been debate over whether single sex schools are better than coeducation schools. It is often argued that co-education schools allow for greater interaction between sexes which leads to more social interaction. On other hand‚ students in single sex schools achieve greater result. This essay is to argue the benefits of both types of schools. It will be argued

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    Teenagers should practice abstinence because of the high risks of long-term consequences from having sex The topic of sex is a unique issue because it’s one of those topics that are essential for a teenager to know about (like their changing bodies‚ needs‚ and aspects of gender differences‚ sexual orientation and the nature of sex). Yet‚ certain types of sex education topics are not discussed as much as they should be and/or by the right person. About one-third of teens had not received any formal

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    governments have designed laws to maintain such divisions of power‚ resulting in the oppression of women. “Patriarchal power relations construct sexual differences as political differences by giving legal form to the belief that women‚ because of their sex‚ are fit only to serve as wives and mothers.” (Vickers 1997‚ 8) One must question how women can achieve greater influence within the male political arena if they are not viewed as equal? How are determined women attempting to change their position within

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