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    The document argues that sex education should be taught in schools for several reasons. It states that research shows comprehensive sex education reduces risky sexual behaviors and increases knowledge when taught using evidence-based practices. It also notes that sex education can help reduce stigma around these topics and foster open communication between parents and children. Finally, it argues that sex education classes should be age-appropriate and teachers should receive training to provide comprehensive lessons that go beyond biology to discuss healthy relationships and decision-making.

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    The document argues that sex education should be taught in schools for several reasons. It states that research shows comprehensive sex education reduces risky sexual behaviors and increases knowledge when taught using evidence-based practices. It also notes that sex education can help reduce stigma around these topics and foster open communication between parents and children. Finally, it argues that sex education classes should be age-appropriate and teachers should receive training to provide comprehensive lessons that go beyond biology to discuss healthy relationships and decision-making.

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    The document argues that sex education should be taught in schools for several reasons. It states that research shows comprehensive sex education reduces risky sexual behaviors and increases knowledge when taught using evidence-based practices. It also notes that sex education can help reduce stigma around these topics and foster open communication between parents and children. Finally, it argues that sex education classes should be age-appropriate and teachers should receive training to provide comprehensive lessons that go beyond biology to discuss healthy relationships and decision-making.

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    Emerald James Zabala
    The document argues that sex education should be taught in schools for several reasons. It states that research shows comprehensive sex education reduces risky sexual behaviors and increases knowledge when taught using evidence-based practices. It also notes that sex education can help reduce stigma around these topics and foster open communication between parents and children. Finally, it argues that sex education classes should be age-appropriate and teachers should receive training to provide comprehensive lessons that go beyond biology to discuss healthy relationships and decision-making.

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    Emerald James Zabala

    STEM II - Coral

    Should sex education be taught in school?

    Sex education has been a controversial topic for decades, and debates still rage on across
    the Philippines regarding its implementation in schools. Proponents of sex education argue that
    the earlier students learn about the subject, the better able they will be to make informed
    decisions about their sexual health. They also contend that comprehensive sex education helps
    reduce pregnancy, sexually transmitted diseases, and other sexual health risks. On the other
    hand, opponents believe that sex education is too explicit and could encourage early sexual
    activity.
    This position paper argues that sex education should be taught in schools, as it is an
    important tool in helping students make good decisions about their sexual health. Research has
    consistently shown that comprehensive sex education, which is rooted in evidence-based
    practices, is the most effective in reducing risky sexual behaviors and increasing sexual health
    knowledge. It can also help reduce the stigma of talking about sensitive topics like contraception
    and sexually transmitted infections and helps foster an atmosphere of open communication
    between parents and their children.
    Furthermore, sex education classes should be tailored to each student’s age and stage of
    development. By providing age-appropriate lessons, students can learn about their bodies,
    anatomy, and reproductive health in an environment that is comfortable and safe. In addition,
    teachers should be trained in best practices for teaching sex education and should be given the
    opportunity to update their knowledge and skills on a regular basis.
    Finally, it is important to note that sex education should go beyond biological facts and
    provide students with a variety of options for making healthy decisions. This can include
    teaching them about the difference between healthy and unhealthy relationships, how to use
    contraception properly, and how to recognize the signs of sexual abuse. Additionally, students
    should be taught the importance of consent, and that no one should ever feel pressured into
    having sex.
    In conclusion, sex education should be taught in schools as it is an effective way to
    reduce risky sexual behaviors, increase sexual health knowledge, and promote healthy decision-
    making. It is important that sex education is tailored to each student’s age and stage of
    development, and that teachers are given the necessary training and resources to provide
    comprehensive lessons. Finally, sex education should go beyond biology and provide students
    with a variety of options for making healthy decisions.

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