Depends on how old they are. Up to around 11 years old, I would say no.
the reason is so students believe they are mature enough to have sex, then they should know how to protect themselves from getting pregnant or getting diseases and etc. it is very important that students learn about birth control methods so that they dont make a mistake that they could regret in the future.
Usually around 12 to 15 is the age to learn about sex if you are mature enough.
Most kids who don't do their work are not mature enough to understand that it helps them learn better and make better grades, and that better grades help them get a better job later on.
That people are capable of doing horrible things.
it is only hard if you are not teaching them the right way Maybe they are not mature enough to learn. Maybe if you wait a while, they will catch on at their own speed. Not all children are alike.
you can learn responsibility and learn to be mature and you will also learn from there mistakes.
They are not prepared through basic eduction in high school. They did not learn enough to pass the SAT exams.
It normally takes boys longer to mature then girls. Boy
Humanity will always try to destroy each other.
students can learn that running is the best.
If you are trying to learn about the genocide, you could ask them about their personal historical circumstances, what they felt, and when they felt it. If you are talking to somebody who just happens to have survived a genocide, but that is not the reason why you are talking to them, then there is no reason to bring it up.
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