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Module 2 Discussion
Discussion # 2
An important tenant of a broad comprehensive approach is that sexuality education should prepare young people for a healthy expression of their sexuality. Oftentimes, teens are found with many mixed messages regarding sexuality from peers, family, religion, media, and partners. As a matter of fact, many adolescents don't know where to get proper education, and for over 35 years abstinence-only programming has been the focal point of sexuality education and policy in the United States until it was replaced.
In 2016, President Obama replaced abstinence-only programs with age-appropriate, evidence-based education that address life skills to help teens make responsible decisions that lead to safe and healthy lives. Many have argued that sexuality education should be the responsibility of parents and clergy and that schools should not be involved. However, parents and clergy have rebutted that they lack the proper information to disseminate to the kids and oftentimes cite lack of proper information and embarrassment or acknowledgment of teen sexuality. Sexuality education is a lifelong process and it requires a multifaceted approach, it is a team effort.
In your discussion address the following questions in a paragraph format:
Who or what taught you the most about sexuality when you were a child or teenager? What lessons did you learn and did those lessons prepare you to become sexually competent? What would have made your sexuality education more complete and ready for any sexual encounter? Who do you believe is responsible for the primary sexual education of teens? What should be included in a sexuality education program for teens at your local high school and why?
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Running head: SEXUAL EDUCATION
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Sexual Education
Student’s Name
Institutional Affiliation
SEXUAL EDUCATION
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Sexual Education
As a teenager, my aunt played a significant role in educating me about sexuality. She is
more open and understanding than my mother and father, who are so much reserved. Talking
about sexuality a...
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