Now, depending on where you live, and your age, your experience may be broadly similar to, or completely different from mine. So, this week, what we want to know is:
What elements do you believe a comprehensive sex education programme should cover and why?
How should the responsibility for teaching kids about sex be split between parents and schools?
What age do you believe we should start teaching children about sex?
If there was one thing that could have improved your own experience of sex education, what would it have been?
A BIG "Thank you!" this week to missy, author of my life as a submissive wife (aka @5ubmissy) for providing the inspiration for this week's question.
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What elements do you believe a comprehensive sex education programme should cover and why? I know for sure consent is most important. I think sexual anatomy, sexual reproduction, consent, reproductive health, reproductive rights, sexuality and safer sex practices should be included.
ReplyDeleteHow should the responsibility for teaching kids about sex be split between parents and schools? Parents should administer their children's education at home, as well as sex ed. School doesn't provide all of what a child needs in any case.
What age do you believe we should start teaching children about sex? I think children should be aware of their bodies, and consent at a young age.
If there was one thing that could have improved your own experience of sex education, what would it have been? I wish I had sex ed in my youth. It was needed.
All very good and extremely valid observations. Thank you for taking part.
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