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In my school we have sex ed well not really the 7th graders watched a moving about sex and live
birth, in 7th I didn't but I just did a powerpoint presentation, my point is there should be class
and you collaborate them both. |
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Kids need to learn. There should not be a limit to what they can learn. I do not think that sex
education is that big of a deal. |
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Limited education in the schools but parents are responsible to educate their children. |
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The parents should educate there own child in sex education according to the catholic faith. |
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It all depends on what you expect from our schools. Do we want them to help our students in dealing
with real life problems and situations? Important things that can seriously help them as they
grow? Or are we looking for the schools to conserve their resources of time and money so they are
expended on children to provide them with the best possible education in dealing with a competitive
international economy, and expect (hope) that their parents provide the life lessons that they need.
Both sides have merit, but were i to choose, i would go with the latter, considering the state of
education today and the need for an educated citizenry. Hopefully a well educated individual will
result, and will also translate to a wise individual when faced with life's problems. |
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Sorry but I think students (being one myself) should have sex ed because some parents are too
nervous and embarrassed to talk about those things with there children. Obviously, if that's not the
case than parents should contact the school to notify them that their child will be/has been
educated about that subject, by the parents themselves. |
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22 May 2008 21:32
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