The main thing is that children get accurate information, appropriate to their age, about sex and related matters and don't have to rely on smutty jokes in the playground. It's also important that they don't learn the hard way. If parents are too inhibited to explain, they must get someone else to do so.
Ideally, sex education should be taught at home. However, parents are often too busy or they neglect to teach their children. So someone has to do it.
No not exactly it is mostly up to the parents if the child has no education when it is older it is probably the parents fault but if when it is older and it has good education then they have grew up in a good childhood.
Mostly children of parents who want their children to receive a stellar education without all of the horrific explicit sex education and other nonsense that passes for education in modern secular schools.
Yes, children should be teached sex education at the age of 10. Recommended by professional sex teachers. If they learn this at a learn this later stage, it will become difficult for them in their life. So therefore teach sex at the age of 10. They should also learn how to make semen and parents should guide kids for this. Parents should have sexual activities and children should watch it. Thank you.
Parents for Education Foundation was created in 1975.
Education. Parents sharing their moral view of premarital sex. An ability to openly discuss views and feeling from both teens and parents. Access to birth control when needed.
My parents relied on sex ed at secondary school.
It is all about sex no its not about sex
The duration of The ABC of Sex Education for Trainables is 1200.0 seconds.
SEX EDUCATION IS AN INFORMATION DRIVE ON SEX, REPRODUCTION, GENDER RELATIONSHIP, CONTRACEPTION INCLUDING RESPONSIBLE PARENTHOOD AND EFFECT OF EARLY PREGNANCIES == ==
Sex education that is comprehensive, inclusive, and medically accurate is critical for young people.
Amanda J. Smith has written: 'Pioneering programs in sex equity' -- subject(s): Sex differences in education, Sex discrimination in education, Vocational education