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    Sex Education Sociology

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    Itzel Sandoval Sociology 101 Video Response One I agree that there should be more sex education around the world. There are way too many children that go malnourished and die because no one can provide for them. If there’s a way to prevent couples or even people, for that matter, from having unwanted children, they should be aware of contraceptives. There are so many people in Africa, Mexico, and Thailand that weren’t aware of contraceptives and they have unwanted children that they end up not…

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    In today’s society, you can go almost anywhere and still find that someone is still getting bullied for the way they look, how they act, or what they wear. However no one knows deep down what that person has felt or suffered through. No one knows the pain, struggles, and obstacles that person may have overcome to become half the person they are today. Nobody has the right to judge another human being for the way they are because in the end it won’t matter. In Mark Willis’ song “Don’t laugh at me…

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    Planned Parenthood is proud of its vital role in providing young people with honest sexuality and relationship information in classrooms and online to help reduce our nation’s alarmingly high rates of teen pregnancies and sexually transmitted infections. The United States has the highest teen pregnancy rate among the world’s developed nations and approximately 750,000 teenagers in the United States will become pregnant this year. Furthermore, according to the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and…

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    application of condoms. This has caused teachers to come up with incredibly creative ways to demonstrate how to put on a condom including one teacher using a sock and a shoe. Now let me remind you that Mississippi ranks number two in the country for teen pregnancy rates. However there is a term that that many school districts have picked up, and it 's abstinence only. There is a difference between abstinence and abstinence only education. Abstinence only education is when abstinence is offered…

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    Sex education should be an important part of all adolescences’ education. According to many peer reviewed articles, the United States has surprisingly the highest rates in teen pregnancy and sexually transmitted diseases.(21) In order for these rates to be controlled is through sex education. Sex education must be enforced. It is not a requirement in most schools in the United States. Due to the lack of support received by the government, most schools do not have enough funds for these programs.…

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    than in 2011 (Teen driving). 2 out of 3 of those people killed in the crashes, were males. Every year, June and July have the highest rate of teen crashes and 53% of collisions occur on friday and saturday nights (teen driving). Accident causes in teenage drivers have been broken down into the following; 15% interacting with passengers, 12% cell phone usage, 19% looking at something in or out of the vehicle other than the road, 8% singing, and 12% grooming or reaching for an object (RMIIA)…

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    We all know that teen pregnancy is not a new topic. This topic has been around for decades now. In the 1900s, marrying at a young age was a common practice because life efficiency was not so great. In addition, everyone depended on agriculture for a living. It was one of the foremost significant way to survive besides hunting. Therefore, with this in mind, marrying at a young age and having a big family meant being able to produce goods much faster and more efficiently. Having a big family,…

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    proven to be ineffective in preventing or lowering the rates of teen pregnancies and STI transmission. Sex positive education, or education that teaches proper methods of protection and prevention, has been…

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    Case Study Miamifield

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    into the case study, we have an increasing problem of teen pregnancy in our little town of Miamifield. Two proposals that we have to combat this problem of increasing teen pregnancy is a more liberal approach to sex education. We obviously can tell that what we are doing now with the, “Finding Your Kindred Soul Mate” two week abstinence-only module is not working. The only way that we are going to be able to slow down the teen pregnancy rate is to teach student how to be in a responsible…

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    The world we live in today is full of poverty stricken people. The real question is does a poverty stricken family affect the children. Children are like sponges and absorb everything around them. Whether it be words or actions they are watching a learning. If a household is poverty stricken this may affect your child as well. As a result of poverty, children may lack social skills, miss learning opportunities, are less likely to go to college, may be more prone to substance abuse, more…

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