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Sex education

inkarsclass — 2023-11-29 04:17:09 UTC

How to make teenagers sexually literate? How should they be educated in schools?or is there no need of sex education in schools ? Share with your ideas

2023-11-29 05:32:49 UTC

Teach about consent: Educate teenagers about the importance of consent in sexual relationships and the meaning of affirmative, enthusiastic consent

2023-11-29 05:33:31 UTC

Assem

Discuss sexual orientation and gender identity: Ensure that sex education is inclusive and addresses diverse sexual orientations and gender identities

Botagoz

2023-11-29 05:33:55 UTC

Sex education in schools should cover anatomy, consent, contraception, and healthy relationships. It should be age-appropriate, inclusive, and address the emotional aspects of intimacy to promote responsible and informed decision-making among teenagers.

2023-11-29 05:34:21 UTC

Adil Gulnaz: We should have open dialogue: encourage open discussions about relationships, consent, and sexuality in a safe and respectful environment.

2023-11-29 05:34:30 UTC

Elnura Duisenova

Schools should organize some conferences and open communications for such topics, so that pupils will be aware how to react and behave. Also, we should contribute parents to talk with their children

Symbat T: make an events to rise awareness

2023-11-29 05:34:34 UTC

we should explain them in natural way: consequences,

early teenage pregnancy
contraception
"menstruation is normal thing" esp for boys who don't know ab it
AIDS, genital herpes might appear etc
to watch sex education on netflix as a marketing tool lol

MY Idea - Azel

2023-11-29 05:34:43 UTC

I think that in every school there should at least one lesson in a month to explain the main things about sexual development of a child to ensure that everything is okay and will be okay. However, there should be not much details. Also, the biology teacher has to be required to explain the physical development to the students.

Zhaniya Bagitkaliyeva

2023-11-29 05:34:57 UTC

Creating a safe stimulating environment for open communication, addressing questions without judgment. Involve parents, schools, and community resources to ensure a well-rounded approach.

2023-11-29 05:35:10 UTC

Zhannur Nabidullina:

In my opinion, if our children learn about sexual development, it will help to avoid early pregnancy. We should add, maybe, lesson about this. And don't get shame

Meiram Aruzhan

230302068 — 2023-11-29 05:35:26 UTC

I think it is necessary to explain to them that this is normal.Make the lesson as interesting as possible and explain that it is not embarrassing ,about its development

Aisulu Seitkhan

2023-11-29 05:35:37 UTC

I think as a teacher i would give lessons about puberty openly. Teach them in an environment where teenagers feel comfortable discussing sexuality without fear of judgment. Also address both the physical and emotional aspects of sexuality in both genders

Zhaksylyk Zhanel

zhanel1206 — 2023-11-29 05:35:47 UTC

Of course Sexual education is important for teenagers especially in our country.Bunch of students do not have education about sexual education.Most of them got them from internet no one explained this topic for them.Sexual health education should be congruent with scientific research and best practises, reflect the range of student experiences and identities, and align with the priorities of the school, family, and community.

tailor the curriculum to the age and developmental stage of the students. Younger students might focus more on basic anatomy and understanding body changes during puberty, while older students might delve into more complex topics.

2023-11-29 05:35:49 UTC

Assel

sex education

2023-11-29 05:35:58 UTC

it is very crucial to teach sex education teenagers. We have to make a meeting and debates about these theme. In my opinion in our schools, we should teach them in detail. This meeting should be held at least once in a month. Aiken

Daiaana

2023-11-29 05:36:06 UTC

Sexual education is important and it must be educated at school, explaining importance of theme

2023-11-29 05:36:07 UTC

I think as a teacher or class conductors we can ask biology teachers to have extra classes with them and give checked information. Also, we should encourage parents to talk with their children about this topic and explain everything openly.

Duisenbekkyzy Zhadyra

Aibyn

230302140_ — 2023-11-29 05:36:20 UTC

Due to our Conservative society, we can't provide sex education, however they should have interesting seminars and conference about this and in Biology class we should have not only 1 lesson we should 3 or more because it is closely related to our future life

Zhupar Mendeke

2023-11-29 05:36:25 UTC

I think sex education should be taught to both boys and girls. We have to give lessons about this to avoid early pregnancy or any other terrible consequences.

Amina N.

2023-11-29 05:36:33 UTC

First of all, our responsibility is to normalise these kind of topics in society. Neither parent nor teachers avoid sexual education conversations. As a teacher I guess I could arrange gatherings for girls and the boys separately and explain the processes going on in their body that they are unaware of. It’s about their reproductive system. And of course, I would kindly ask their parent to not be silent in educating them sexually. It is really essential since there are many cases of unexpected pregnancy at an early age.

2023-11-29 05:36:48 UTC

Don’t skip the biology lessons. Try to conduct more hours with the specialists, twice a month. We should talk openly about this theme. There is a huge need of sex education in schools.

Symbat Kassymkhan

There must be sex education in schools. To make school students sexually literate, school authorities should conduct special weekly extra classes where students can discuss and ask questions that interest them about their body without being ashamed. Teachers should explain every aspect in details.

2023-11-29 05:37:05 UTC

Dina Kaniyakhmet

Gaukhar Kassen

2023-11-29 05:37:14 UTC

Sex Education

is high-quality teaching and learningabout

a wide variety

of topics related

to sex, sexuality and sexual

health. Its main purpose

is to inform people

by providing valid

information.

Begalinova Assylzhan-I am as a future teacher think that Sexual education should be, like a subject at our schools. Because without this subject, children can not know how to protect themselves in severe situations like some which are happening now. Some little girls are suffered from rapists. And one more crucial reason- is that a lot of parents do not talk with children about this topic. As a conclusion, we should inter this subject to our schools. It can be like meetings 2-3 times a month.

2023-11-29 05:37:34 UTC

Beisekenova Diana

2023-11-29 05:38:12 UTC

It seems to me that in order for children not to have problems with sex, you just need to teach them that it is not something that you should be embarrassed to talk about. we must instill in them that this is the same normal biological effect as menstruation and so on.

230302117 — 2023-11-29 05:38:21 UTC

Assylzat Moldabek

Schools must provide students with sexual education. Have open communication about that and explain them about anatomy, reproductive organs, relationships and contraception. Not only for girls like my school did but for also boys.

Aiym Kyzyr

2023-11-29 05:38:42 UTC

In my opinion, there is no need to have special lessons for this. However, we should have hours in class hours to educate students. It is better to start from 8-9 grades. In our mentality it’s uncommon to talk about it, but we should break down barriers in order to prevent unexpected pregnancy, rape and so on.

Arailym

2023-11-29 05:39:01 UTC

We must learn teenagers about sexual education and it’s not strange to learn it. We must know all about our body.

Aliya Zhussupova Courses of sexual education should start in 7-8th grade. It explores values and help people gain the skills that are needed to navigate relationships with self, partners, and community and manage our own sexual health. If I have lessons with this topic ,I'll openly talk about everything and maybe will have direct conversations with each student.

2023-11-29 05:39:07 UTC

Gulnara Kulessova

2023-11-29 05:39:39 UTC

Teenager’s should to have different classes between boys and girls to learn their changes ( only in this lesson). It will be more comfort to each side. Also, parents should to say about their changes too before teachers

2023-11-29 05:42:09 UTC

In school teachers should use age-appropriate materials to teach students about sexual education, and it should be for both genders. Teachers can give a good explanation by discussing different situations with students openly. They can organise meetings and students can talk about their own experiences.

2023-11-29 05:47:06 UTC

Promoting sexual literacy among adolescents is crucial for their physical and emotional well-being. Use interactive methods, group classes, role-playing games, and multimedia resources to actively engage students. Promote responsible sexual behavior and promote a healthy understanding of ourselves and others.