Discussion : To what extend should the schools be responsible for teaching sex education?

To what extend should the schools be responsible for teaching sex education?

As a parent, I believe that teaching our kids sex education is the parents and second home responsibility,because of the amount of time they expend on schools,is like their second home and young teenagers are more like to meet the partner who they would decide or choose to loss their virginity or have an active sexual life at their school.In the stated that I live in Florida;sex education is not currently mandated.Schools that do teach sex education must emphasize abstinence as the expected social standard.Since Florida schools are not required to provide sex education to students,school districts are left to decide what type of sex education if any at all they provide to youth.(SEICUS.org).

To what extent should sex education be left to parents?

Parents would need to work with their kids at home having a good strategy to start talking to your child about sex when they are young and continue that conversation as they get older.Is important as a parent to have an open conversation with our kids made feel save to speak with their parents about their feelings and what they may be confused about their sexually.Research shows that young people that learn more about their sexually they become more likely to delay the age at which they first engage in sexual intercourse.(Ballonoff Suleiman & Brindis,2014;Kohler,Manhart,& Lafferty,2008).

Who should handle eduaction about STD\’S?

STD\’S should be a topic speak by both parents and schools.Because the may question that they school will not answer or talk about it at school.Our kids may feel or find more comfortable talking to their own parent,but everything is depending on their relationship between parents and kid\’s.Parent or guardian should be comfortable and do their research before talking to their kids about this subject to avoid confusing on young teens or mislead them with the incorrect information.We need to educate our self on this subject to be ready to have this conversation that is important in our kid\’s life.

References:

Coon,Dennis;Mitterer,John O.;Martini,Tanya S..Introduction to Psychology:Gateways to Mind and Behavior (MindTap Course List) (p.366).Cengage Learning.Kindle Edition.

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The question that the student was responding to is the extent to which schools need to be responsible for teaching sex education. The author’s introductory remarks lay a clear framework with a statement that supports the role that schools have in teaching sex education. The statement is followed by a well-thought argument as to why schools play a central role in support of the assertion given in the introductory statement. Some of the reasons given by the author in support of the assertion…