Interpesonal Violence Class Reflection

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I decided to take this class because it sounded the most interesting out of all other electives that were on the list that I got in my mail package. Especially, when I saw that you are teaching it, I knew that I will try to get it in this class. And now after few weeks being in this class, I know that I made a good choice. I am already familiar with your teaching style because I took “Interpesonal Violence” earlier, so I know more-less what to expect. Although, the material is not the same, the way you are presenting it, is the same and I love it. So far we covered mostly historical stuff, and I am looking forward to learn more interesting facts. Right now, I know the exact difference between Casanova and Don Juan. Prior to this class they were more-less the same to me. I never knew what is difference, but I know now. Also, the movie that we watched in class was very informative and hard to forget which is good. I was trying to get my husband to watch it, but when he heard what …show more content…
Whoever came up with that idea, I think he/she wasted time. You could always jump over that board or similar. Even when I was reading more about it, it said that they used to be put in a sack or bag, tied close to their neck. So, that way they were still able to cuddle somehow, but that was it. Again, to me this is nonsense, but it is part of history, it is good to know all this and how we improved over the time. I am in Social Service Worker- Gerontology program and I think that Human Sexuality course will help me to better understand the views of people around me and my future clients. It is necessary to be aware of religion, social norms, laws and morality of their time. All those historical facts that we covered in this class can be useful because I will know from what era my clients are coming and what their views and values were back

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