Placing sexual education in public schools will teach the younger generation about their different body parts and how they react to change when they experience sex. I believe this is important because it has been proven by Stop it now, (which is a website dedicated to stop sexual abuse of children) that most children ask about the sexual behavior of their bodies in between the ages of 10-12 years old. I know most people will say, well that is too young but really it is not. Most children are curious because they see things at home with their parents or relatives, friends, school and even when they are watching TV. The questions that they have are not because they want to have sex but because they are experiencing changes and seeing things and they want answers too. Sexual education can be that resource that will be able to answer the questions that some parents or guardians cannot
Placing sexual education in public schools will teach the younger generation about their different body parts and how they react to change when they experience sex. I believe this is important because it has been proven by Stop it now, (which is a website dedicated to stop sexual abuse of children) that most children ask about the sexual behavior of their bodies in between the ages of 10-12 years old. I know most people will say, well that is too young but really it is not. Most children are curious because they see things at home with their parents or relatives, friends, school and even when they are watching TV. The questions that they have are not because they want to have sex but because they are experiencing changes and seeing things and they want answers too. Sexual education can be that resource that will be able to answer the questions that some parents or guardians cannot