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Jake McDaniel

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It was very surprising to me that sex education wasn't mandatory widespread in the US until the late 90's. Even at this point a lot states left a lot of important information out of their sex education classes, and used the abstinence only approach. While abstinence is great, it is not really realistic to expect all students to practice it...and when these students do not have other information regarding how to practice safe sex then that just opens the door for a lot of unnecessary problems.

Jake McDaniel

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I chose this meme for video 2 as it reminds me of how the women of the time took a lot of blame and finger pointing as to being the reason behind the spread of STI's during the world wars. Health posters and flyers that attacked women by saying things like "Stay away from loose women" were common, while the soldiers were just told to use protection or stay away from the women.

Jake McDaniel

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The information I received from my parents was always accurate, and even if there was something they didn't cover in depth I had other resources like the internet and my school's sexual education program. One thing I remember my parents talking to me specifically about was practicing safe sex, and the risk associated with not doing so.

Jake McDaniel

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I never had one big sit down talk with my parents regarding issues like puberty or sex. However, as I got older they would check in with me every so often and talk to me about different topics. They made sure I knew what was happening during puberty, learned about safe sex, etc.

Jake McDaniel

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Yes the information I got from my parents and the health teacher have proven to be very informative and safe. Being taught about STD's and how to avoid unsafe sex was very helpful.

Seth Kyle

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My parents had the puberty talk with me in middle school. I would say around 7th or 8th grade when I noticed me and my childhood friends changing. They explained briefly what changes would happen like growing and my voice changing. But left most of the details for the health teacher to explain to me in class.

Seth Kyle

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Hannah Roten

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My aha moment was how schools began being federally supported if they taught abstinence only education and how this poorly impacted the students within these classes. In comparison to today, have we really improved that much, or is there still room to teach more to students about sex ed?

Hannah Roten

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This meme relates to video two because the educators pushed the concept that all students should be educated. Then in 1918 going to school became mandatory for all children. Then after the post war period schools began teaching sex ed even though they did not want to discuss this topic at school. Typically the parents and religious foundations were responsible for teaching students this information.

Hannah Roten

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For the most part the information that I learned was helpful. I was able to learn that puberty changes were normal, the consequences and risks of unprotected sex, and what you should do in the case of an abusive relationship. However, my teachers never went into great depth so I googled a lot of things to enhance my learning so that I would feel more competent about the subject.

Hannah Roten

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As a child my parents did not have "the talk" with me. Any kind of information that I learned about growing up, puberty, dating, etc. I learned from my health teachers at school. I thought I was just "weird" or "not normal" until I learned about these topics in health class and how everyone goes through them.

Hannah Roten

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Cody Bender

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Yes the information was helpful because when my sex ed teacher and my parents told me the consequences of having unprotected sex it made want to be protected when having sex. They also told me how I can protect myself with condoms and other useful information to help protect myself that I still remember today.

Cody Bender

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My parents had the talk with me in middle school and they pretty much talked to me about the changes going on with my body. They talked about how sex works but not in great detail.And they told me why I should practice safe sex and how I can practice it.

Cody Bender

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This meme relates to video #2 because
there were so many soldiers getting STIs that it became a huge problem and the goverment had to come in and take action. The government decided to teach soldiers how to protect themselves and made posters to warn soldiers to practice safe sex.

Cody Bender

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My AHA moment from video 2 is that schools were not the starters of sex ed it was actually the military. And that is because soldiers all over military bases were getting STIs from having unprotected sex. And it was so bad that the military decided to educate and make propaganda posters to keep soldiers form having sex or if they were going to have sex then they better protect themselves. It became so successful that overtime the government made sex ed mandatory for all schools, so that all children will know how to practice safe sex.

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Madison Stotts

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My Aha moment was that sex education was only taught in the army and the soldiers were only taught things about STDs and to stay away from prostitutes and sex workers. Finally in 1956, Sweden had became the first country to make sex education mandatory. It wasn’t until the late 1990’s that most states in the US had made Sex ed mandatory. Eventually countries started teaching about pregnancy and STDs but these countries were teaching an abstinence only education which led to poor outcomes

Madison Stotts

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I think this meme relates to video 2 because in the video it talks about how only soldiers were taught about sex education because they were worried about STDs and they were made to stay away from prostitues and women. They were afraid they were going to get STDs and get sick or die.

Madison Stotts

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I do believe that the information that was taught to me from my sex ed teacher and my parents were accurate and helpful. They taught me the importance of practicing safe sex and condoms and they also taught me about STDs and things of that nature so I do believe that the information given was accurate and helpful.

Madison Stotts

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My parents did have “the talk” with me in 6th grade. I had sex ed in school and came home that evening and began talking to my parents about what I had learned at school. My mom talked to me about puberty and the changes that my body would be experiencing and that all those changes were normal.

Madison Stotts

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My Aha moment was actually being educated on how bad the child labor law were before the 1930s and why it was so important for the government to change these laws. With how it shaped our country today in a positive way giving opportunities for everyone in education.

Chris Cabelka

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During the early year of 1933 the government established new laws pertaining child labor. These new laws helped children of lower wages to have the opportunity to attend school and obtain and education.

Chris Cabelka

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Yes, When my sex ed teacher informed me more about the safer sex practices such as wearing a condom during sexual intercourse how important it is to understand why we do this. So yes it was helpful and accurate what they were teaching us.

Chris Cabelka

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When I was in about middle school my parents had the talk with me about puberty since I was hitting my growth spurt. They informed me with the changes I might see with facial hair and changing of the voice that I might see in the future and informing me that its normal during this time in my life.

Chris Cabelka