Sexuality

Compares and contrasts, examples of sexuality education. More specifically discussing the effects of abstinence education and the absence of pleasure in most sexuality education programmes.

Sexuality education is high quality teaching and learning about a broad variety of topics related to sex and sexuality, exploring values and beliefs about those topics and gaining the skills that are needed to navigate relationships and manage one’s own sexual health. Sex education may take place in schools, in community settings, or online. Planned Parenthood believes that parents play a critical and central role in providing sex education. This study conducted to get the perception of youths about the Sexuality Education, because people have the mindset that when you heard that ‘term’ , they think negatively and they doesn’t want to talk about it. Moreover, the researchers are eased to know if Sexuality Education is acceptable to teach in Secondary Level—specifically among Grade 10 students. Furthermore, this study reveals the factors why youths feels so hard to talk about this matter and how Sexuality Education is important as a curriculum.

2013

Health Education, 2015

Purpose – Sexuality education is a controversial and contested issue that has evoked wide debate on the question of its aims, contents, methods, pedagogy and desired outcomes. This editorial aims to provide a brief commentary, positioning the contributions to this Special Issue of Health Education within the research landscape concerning sexuality education in schools internationally. Design/methodology/approach – The idea for this Special Issue was born in Odense, Denmark, in October 2012, during the 4th European Conference of Health Promoting Schools. The Conference Programme and the debates during the sessions demonstrated the need for a wider discussion of sexuality education, particularly within the framework of the health-promoting school. There was recognition of the need to endorse positive and wide socio-ecological views of health, including sexual health and a critical educational approach to sexuality education. The conference delegates and the members of the Schools for ...

2015

Sex Roles, 1983