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    EDEC 248: Multicultural Education Professor Donna Lee Smith Teaching Assistant: Sarah Mustafa-Kamel McGill University April 16th‚ 2013 Heteronormativity in Quebec’s Sex Education Curriculum The idea of incorporating sex education into the school curriculum has generally been considered a controversial issue in terms of what material should be included and what material should be disregarded. It is essential that we as teachers address sexual diversity in sex education so that we can encourage

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    So why do teens need sex education in school if they are already well versed in the subject? A classroom provides a forum for teen-agers to discuss sex with each other with the supervision of an adult not their parents. This is important because at this age children want to separate this part of their lives from parental control. Sex‚ then‚ becomes a sensitive subject for them to discuss with their parents in anything other than a clinical manner. Sex education for teenagers‚ if offered as an elective

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    A Free College Dream Should college education be free? Well I think it should‚ not only will it benefit families it would benefit our futures too. Having a free college experience will make people feel more encouraged‚ not worrying about payments or having paying loans on time. People may argue that we will become lazy by not paying for college. They think paying for college will mold us into responsible adults and that it would ruin the economy. Going to college for free would be a dream for students

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    Course Date The Role of Public Schools in Sexual Education Should sexual education be taught in public schools? There have been several debates over this topic. The media has sensationalized sex and desensitized our youth from the consequences that can occur from engaging in sexual activity. Gossip such as ’who had sex with who over the weekend or at the latest party’ are the current norm in high schools‚ middle schools‚ and in some cases‚ even elementary schools. With the rise of sexually transmitted

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    Commercialized Sex: What The Media Has Taught Me Cosmopolitan‚ Women’s Health‚ Men’s Health‚ GQ‚ Self Magazine and Maxim are all magazines with sex advice that grab the attention of millions of sexually charged homo- and heterosexuals of all ages‚ and sexual experiences throughout the world. Specifically‚ these magazines attract the attention of couples with relationship and sex advice through emotionally and physically arousing titles‚ trendy styles and most importantly‚ idealistic bodies of

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    History Essay Should Jack the ripper be taught in KS3? I am sure you have heard of the unidentified murderer dubbed with the name ‘Jack the Ripper’ who was active around the Whitechapel area of London in 1888. He was well known for killing 5 female prostitutes‚ the victims were all killed at about the same time and place which led the police to think it was a serial killer. ‘Jack’ was pictured as being a middle aged man living his life alone and wearing a long black coat to cover up any

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    However‚ battles over comprehensive sex education and abstinence-only sex education have continued on over the years. Although it is a controversial subject‚ comprehensive sex education is more beneficial than abstinence-only education. Even though abstinence-only sex education teaches teens the definitive way to avoid pregnancies and sexually transmitted infections‚ comprehensive sex education is a better alternative because teens must learn how to practice safe sex if they do not choose abstinence

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    homework‚ should parents intervene? This controversial topic is a huge debate among teachers nationwide. Parents should not get too involved in their children’s homework because it makes it difficult for teachers to access the students’ understanding of the concept taught‚ the student will most likely lose the responsibility to do their own homework then later start to depend only on their parents‚ and although some may argue that if parents get involved it will show the child that school is important

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    Should College Education Be Free” If Elementary‚ Middle School and High School are free‚ how come College isn’t? More than two-thirds of Americans think college should really be free just like it was a century ago (NBCNEWS.com). Now the cost of attending college is just too high‚ many students can’t afford it (NYTIMES.com). Students that didn’t have the chance to go to college said that college should be for everyone‚ because everyone has a dream or a goal.(ThinkAdvisor.com) It also would really

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    Kelly Glesinger Abstinence or Contraceptive Sex Education Programs? May 30‚ 2008 George‚ A. (2005‚ March 5). Going All the Way. New Scientist. Accessed via: http://elibrary.bigchalk.com Normally all sex education programs include information about contraceptives. But now there are many types of programs. A new program is one that strongly supports the theory‚ “just say no”. It includes urging virginity pledges and only stating the failure rates of condoms and other contraceptives. Many of these

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