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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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    Safe Sex In Public Schools

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    grow up they are exposed to the reality of sex. Often times, this takes place in public schools, but what exactly are students being taught in sexual education and who is responsible for the next generation’s decisions regarding this topic? Public school teachers are obligated to present contraception and “safe sex,” in a positive light. While this appears fine on the surface, it seems to be propaganda. What is the truth regarding “safe sex,” premarital sex, and contraception? In 2006 the…

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    Abstinence Programs

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    programs. Abstinence programs can help prevent STDS and teen pregnancy by showing them the right way to have sex but teens don 't understand the consequences.But some parents don 't approve about having abstinence programs like saying it 's not appropriate for school or students and it is awkward when telling kids about sex, but it will help them in the future…

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    Raunch Culture Analysis

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    In this scenario, Levy brings up Deborah Tolman’s observation regarding two teenage girls’ experience with sex that “often becomes a conversation about being wanted” (Levy 163) and they “had remarkably difficult times experiencing or expressing sexual desire.” (Levy 163) This observation demonstrates the dangers of utilizing sex acts solely for the affection of males rather than fulfilling sexual desires, enabling Levy to assume that women participating in sexual conduct…

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    The Rise Of Teen Pregnancy

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    These classes teach about safe sex, sexually transmitted diseases, and abstinence versus the strict abstinence programs and have been found to be more effective because they give the tools to avoid pregnancy if a teen is sexually active. And with any kind of change in the education system there is going to be concerned parents but with the “sex ed” program, “fewer than 1% of parents exercise such a right of…

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    Essay On Teen Pregnancy

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    However, they do not recognize the impacts that these drugs and alcohol have on their body functioning. Some of the effects of too much drinking and drug use during adolescense are unwanted pregnancy as most of the drunkards and drug users see sex as a way of having fun (Allen et al. 735). This is due to the effect that these substances cause on the teens, especially hindering their ability to think logically. This results in increased chances of engaging in unprotected and unsafe…

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    taxpayer and to parents themselves. There are going to be increases in the amount of healthcare needed. Conversely, there will be decreases in the amount of education a person can receive and income generated due to the absence of even a high school diploma. In addition to these and other issues which can arise is the fact that a child of a teen parent may be likely to repeat the pattern. Widewater, Nebraska…

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    Section Five HUMAN RESOURCE & MARKET ANALYSIS Global/ National Trends: According to Virginia.gov, 1teen pregnancy is a critical public health issue that affects the health, education, social and economic future of mother and child; social issues include welfare dependency, out-of-wedlock births and workforce development. Data shows that 1Virginia (Southwest) (44.7) region had the highest teen pregnancy rates, while the Northern (18.0) region had the lowest. Overall, 1there were 7,335 reported…

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    Within an excerpt of James Kincaid’s Erotic Innocence, specifically a portion addressing the underlying sexualization of children, Kincaid claims that the sexual attraction of a child stems from less obvious examples of sexual objectification in the public. Although these examples of objectification appear to be taboo in today’s perception of discussable topics, these observations warrant deeper study based on the reservation when addressing the sexual eroticism of children. These feelings of…

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    Teenage Pregnancy Teenage pregnancy? Maybe some of us don't know about it, but most of us of course are one hundred percent sure about it. In the first place, what is teenage pregnancy or also known as adolescent pregnancy? Teenage pregnancy is about the teenager who are pregnant at a young age, some maybe fourteen, fifteen, and sixteen years of old. But most of the teenagers are getting pregnant at the age of twelve or thirteen. In short, teenage pregnancy occurs at the age of twenty…

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