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    There are two main ways to teach sex education, comprehensively or abstinence only. Comprehensive sex education focuses more on the idea of protecting yourself during sex. Abstinence-only education focuses on the idea of abstinence, and waiting until marriage to have sex. Teens need to be taught because of the high teen pregnancy and Sexually Transmitted Disease (STD) rates. Comprehensive sex education is more effective than abstinence-only education. In the U.S. the teen pregnancy and STD…

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    Since she attended a private Catholic High School, she did not learn about human sexuality with great, if not any, detail. At the time, Leyba did not understand how to use, let alone obtain, birth control and she was not even aware that she could become pregnant from her first time having sex. At her school, they strictly taught abstinence only and also strongly encouraged all of the female students to take purity pledges,…

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    Research Question: How do people view the effect sexual education has on high school teen pregnancy rate? This research project seeks to identify what the perception people have of the effects sexual education has on the rates of teenage pregnancy. This project will be a quantitative study, because a quantitative study focuses on describing a phenomenon across a larger number of participants. Quantitative data can be analyzed with the help of statistics; this will result in unbiased data that…

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    “Don’t have sex because you will get pregnant and die.” Who here has seen Mean Girls? The infamous quote by the character Coach Carr is one many are familiar with. We laugh at it. It’s ridiculous. We giggle because there is no way this would pass for sex education outside of the silver screen, right? Actually, sometimes it does, and that comes with major consequences. Abstinence-only sex education has been taught in United States public schools for decades. This has been the state-preferred…

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    attachment and perceptions of premarital sex, which is being examined in the current…

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    Abstinence-only sexual education has been around for a while now and is focused, generally, on one of two types of messages regarding sexual activity: abstinence only or comprehensive sex education. Abstinence-only messages relay that sex should be delayed until marriage for a multitude of reasons including religion, teen pregnancy, and the spreading of sexually transmitted infections. However, there are many false claims in these programs in order to further push teenagers into accepting…

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    Single-sex education vs. Coeducation Have you ever thought how different your academic career might have turned out if you went to an all females or all males school? Single-sex education has existed since the nineteen century, with the basis of providing education by separating male and female students. On the other hand, Coeducation, an education for both sexes together, began in the late nineteen and twentieth century. Additionally, single-sex schools were for the privileged; not everyone…

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    distracted by members of the opposite sex, and may find it easier to participate actively in classes where everyone is the same sex (Co-ed). Single- sex classrooms offer many more benefits than traditional classrooms. Studies have shown that boys and girls learn differently while in the classroom. Breaking down stereotypes, classroom settings and removing the distraction of the opposite sex are just a few of the benefits from single sex classrooms. Single sex classrooms are better for students…

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    Education is important. Some value it more than others, that is why some adults take extreme measures in order to provide their children with the best education, to receive such important thing. In the past same-sex schools began before the 19th century mainly because of cultural views, although it has now expanded and many people have been enrolled into these schools or classes as personal preference. “In the mid 1990’s, there were only two public schools in the United States that offered…

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    effect of school education whether it goods for their children or not. One of the type of school which is considered a good school is a same-sex school. The same-sex school, which is also known as single-gender school, separates male and female student into a different class or different building. This report shows some information about the single-sex school such as history, the reason why some parents choose the same-sex school, benefits and drawbacks of the same-sex school. History The…

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