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    Co-education is male and female persons in a learning environment (school) together as opposed to gender segregated education. Having attended both types of schools I can answer this. Gender segregated schools allow girls in particular to develop their strengths without worrying that some boy is going to be put off by her abilities. She can be outspoken‚ smart and in charge and it’s seen as a strength

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    uncomfortable it’s a subject that has to be addressed. It’s calked sex. Sex is a popular subject among young teens. Everyone is doing it‚ but everyone is not educated. We need to talk openly and honestly about Sex Education in schools and at home. Anna Quindlen the author of “Sex Ed” states that sex is a dry subject and taught differently due to morals. Quindlen believes that sex should be taught at school but in the home as well. I believe sex is a very sensitive subject. It’s a subject that should be

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    Jade T. Samillano EL-33 SEX EDUCATION FOR VISION IMPAIRED STUDENT Sexual Education encompasses many aspects of life. It is needed by all human beings. As people grow‚ their needs for education about sexuality also grow. Sex education should be developmentally appropriate and continuous throughout the lifespan. The goals of sex education are to impart basic information‚ to teach skills necessary for sexual well being‚ and to encourage positive attitudes towards sexuality. But our society has

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    Abstinence-Only Sexual Education The two forms of sexual education taught in America are comprehensive (abstinence‚ safe sex‚ diseases) and abstinence-only (no sex till marriage). Abstinence-only sex education in the schools of the United States of America are bad for teenagers and won’t make a large difference in this country to a great extent because they don’t fully inform and aware students. States with abstinence-only sex education rank the highest in the numbers of underage pregnancies

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    during sex education to topics parents want covered. Cynthia Ashenfelter Chapman University Action Research Project March 14‚ 2010 Abstract American adolescents continue to be very aggressive in their sexual activity with one-third engaged in intercourse before 9th grade. In Riverside County alone in 2007 these adolescents accounted for over 4000 births in teens 15-19 years of age. However‚ there appears to be a disparity between the need for sex education and

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    Matthew Gray Mrs. Geidel AP Comp. 18 October 2012 The Necessities of Comprehensive Sexual Education ​Teenagers in many schools are lacking imperative education‚ and not necessarily the sort of education that one may refer to as routine curriculum such as math or reading. This much needed education revolves around the ever so prominent existence of sexuality among high school teenagers. Although this education is much needed‚ there has been a substantial amount of controversy regarding the subject

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    Sexual Education in Public Schools Sex education should be taught in public schools in the Philippines because people or the youth should be educated on the matter in order to avoid consequences they might regret‚ consequences like teenage pregnancies‚ unwanted pregnancies‚ and sexually transmitted diseases. Sex education can also helps keep children from sexual abuse. But that is not the only problem; let us not forget that the high birth rate here in our country is being blamed for poverty. Sex

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    One of the implications of abstinence-only sex education is that it is ineffective in its desired outcome and therefore puts young people in danger by not providing them with the appropriate knowledge to practice safe sex. According to an article by the Guttmacher Institute‚ ““Despite years of evaluation in this area‚ there is no evidence to date that abstinence-only education delays teen sexual activity” (Guttmacher‚ 2006). Abstinence-only education can be harmful because it doesn’t curtail sexual

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    allows young people to make informed choices that will improve their lives. Although “abstinence-only” education may be the more common sexual education program‚ comprehensive programs that incorporate various curricula will provide adolescents with the tools necessary to develop healthy relationships‚ and become productive citizens. Although adolescents are impacted the most by sexual education policy they have the least influence in affecting it. In many cases teens have a negative opinion of abstinence

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    Should Sex Education be Allowed in Public Schools? Sex education in public schools has been a controversial topic for many years and for many reasons. People believe differently on what should or should not be taught based on their own beliefs or their religious beliefs. According to a new poll by National Public Radio‚ the Kaiser family foundation‚ and Harvard’s Kennedy School of Government‚ has found that all Americans but about 7% say sex education should be taught in schools. There are different

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