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    teach sex education (National Conference of State Legislators, 2016). Many public schools do teach sex education even if law in that state does not require it. Yet, the number of STI’s in adolescents and young adults is rising. It is important to teach accurate and informative information about sex and its benefits and risks, however it is not enough. As a group, we are looking to reduce the risk of contracting an STI by targeting at risk youth living in impoverished environments. Education,…

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    Sex Education Growing up Sex education was never really spoken about in my family, we had to learn as we go. My parents believed that I shouldn’t be talked about until I became sexually active. There were no birds and the bees or anything like that. In school, I’m sure I did have health class and maybe they did talk about sex and all that, but till this day I can’t remember nor did I really think it was important to me, because at that time I was not in a relationship. I know in high school they…

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    Chapter nine has a wealth of knowledge in regards to all the different aspects of conception, pregnancy, and birth. Reproduction is incredibly intricate and is not simply having sex, having a baby, and you’re done. It is a life long commitment and known to have the greatest challenges and responsibilities. The author doesn’t make this statement to scare people out of having children, but to inform them having a baby isn’t easy or something you should do without further planning. Aside from being…

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    several occasions. When the female teacher was questioned, she admitted to the investigators, she had an intimate relationship with the victim. Also, the female teacher was aware of the victim’s age. The victim and the female teacher exchanged oral sex to each other five times during the fall of 2009. The sexual contact occurred at the resident of the female…

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    Sexual Education has been encouraged to be a part of public school education since the late 1800’s. It is a program that is supposed to help young adolescents understand their body, promote abstinence, types of contraception, the risks of engaging in sexual activities, and how to prevent diseases or pregnancy. However, many parents fight this program because of their beliefs that teens should stay abstinent till marriage, and learning about sex will increase their urge to have sex. Depending on…

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    Abstinence-Only Education

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    strengths of this research approach is it being an archival study. All the information it is trying to endorse is about how sexual education is beneficial for individual and the general health of the nation. The author’s main finding is that abstinence-only education is harmful to the sexual health of American citizens, specifically teenagers. The authors state, “Although abstinence from sexual intercourse represents a healthy behavioral choice for adolescents, policies or programs offering…

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    Regarding the Sexual Education Curriculum. The sexual education curriculum is likely the most criticized curriculum there is. This is partly due to its controversial nature, and because adequately teaching high school students about sex-related material is relatively new. Some of the criticisms stem from religious, personal, emotional, and factual viewpoints. These include arguments for and against including LGBT sex education into the curriculum, debating whether sex education should focus on…

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    The systems set in place for sexual education is different all over the world, in each continent and in each country the programs available are at separate stages to developing a quality program. This means that different countries sex Ed curriculums can range from non-existent to a quality education. The programs in each country are influenced by the religion or what the government of the school or country feels should be taught. The United States has been seen to having a poor system all over…

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    think about their kid’s future instead. Teenage pregnancy is a serious problem because there should be ways to prevent teen pregnancy, teenage pregnancy programs should be taught to students of all ages in schools, and teen pregnancy affects their education and future. First, teenage pregnancy is a serious problem because it should be ways to prevent teen pregnancy. “Other priority populations for CDC’s teen pregnancy prevention efforts include young people in foster care and the juvenile…

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    Abstinence Influence

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    mostly ignored (East, 1999). In the past, limited research in Mississippi has only focused on a small sector of education using the abstinence-only or abstinence-plus approaches. There is a need for education that goes beyond the abstinence approaches that acknowledges that teenagers are sexually active and are becoming sexually active at very young ages. Sexual health education should be placed in the schools, homes, and community centers and organizations. A parent’s attitude about…

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