Sex Education is an act of informing younger and adult generations about everything they need to know about sex. Sex education is not just about sex. It includes other sensitive issues like Sexual Health, Sexual Reproduction and others that parents often feel uncomfortable talking with their children. Sex education tends to reduce abortion and problems with sex. According to our President Rodrigo Duterte “Sex Education is one sure way” to reduce teenage pregnancies. I think another big advantage of making sex education compulsory in schools is the issue of parent-child communication. Many parents have admitted that they find talking about sex and educating about it very uncomfortable in front of their children, as well as some parents not have the prior scientific knowledge, and some may even avoid it altogether. Children also face this problem, many children find it much easier to speak to people who are unrelated and, because of this also being a compulsory subject, every child in the country would have knowledge on how to practice safe sex, the consequences of many sexually transmitted diseases, and also the consequences of underage sex. Because at the moment it is not compulsory, not everyone has knowledge because of lack of education from parents, and this at the moment has lots of negative effects that could be greatly reduced if everyone was educated, many young kids will have sexual experiences on their own in an attempt to learn. There should be no fear or “awkwardness” in teaching sex education to children, as a form of prevention. Ideally, children will get all of the information they need at home from their parents, but school should also be an important source of information. It’s better to learn in school than to learn after it happens, when it’s too late. Sex education should be compulsory in all primary and secondary schools, with sufficient curriculum time devoted to the subject and specialist training for teachers. An important part of any school’s efforts to safeguard young people from abuse, and is particularly needed to protect the most vulnerable children.
Parents should retain the right to withdraw their children from sex education, parents have rights too. They must be consulted by schools on the provision of Sexual Related Education and must keep the right to withdraw their children if they are unhappy with what the school provides. If parents won’t, so school should. It’s better to learn in school than to learn after it happens, when it’s too late.
Its an important to know the basics
Kids need to learn the basics of sex education, STD, pregnancies, and contraception. Now I am not saying that they should be given contraceptive devices without parental knowledge but learning more about sex and the consequences of sex will probably lead to a drop in the teen pregnancy rate. Parents need to face the facts that their children need to learn about sex and not just hope that their precious child will never want to experiment. The committee was concerned about the lack of clarity over the status of sex education in schools. Primary schools do not have to provide sex and relationship lessons beyond what is covered in the science curriculum; academies do not have to offer SRE, while local council-run secondaries have to cover sexually transmitted diseases as part of science for 14-16-year-olds. It is clear that many children and young people go through school without getting vital age-appropriate information about their bodies, what is right and wrong in relationships, consent and sexual health Teenage mothers are less likely to finish high school and are more likely than their peers to live in poverty, depend on public assistance, and be in poor health. Their children are more likely to suffer health and cognitive disadvantages, come in contact with the child welfare and correctional systems, live in poverty, drop out of high school and become teen parents themselves. These costs add up, according to The National Campaign to Prevent Teen and Unplanned Pregnancy, which estimates that teen childbearing costs taxpayers at least $9.4 billion annually
Due to the large scale exposure to media, whether television, print, or the internet, children now have an easy access to sexually explicit content. Hence they tend to gather knowledge according to their age and understanding.
Group 6
Rosie Supangan
Regine Morgado
Arturo Sogot
Marjelie Pahayahay
Avigil Lariosa
Our group having our Report and it’s about Inspection Report in our H.E Laboratory. When we are already arrived to our cookery laboratory or shall called Home Economics laboratory the mise- in place or all the utensils are organize and all the things are clean. We observe that all the utensils in the laboratory are complete and available. We describe each utensils and we inspect also the cleanliness of the utensils to find out that the cooking materials is ready and available to use. It is good to inspect the cooking materials for safety purposes if it is clean and well sanitize. Then, the refrigerator is also clean and available to use. The table is ready for preparation in cooking and the tools are in good condition. The ingredients store in the right temperature at the right place. And everything in the cooking laboratory are arrange separately regarding each materials. And our reaction after our inspection report is good and the H.E laboratory is pleasant and clean and all the materials or the utensils found in the H.E laboratory is arrange in their proper place. In overall, inspection report is useful to find out all the problems of the things needed to be secure in H.E laboratory and it is also good to inspect their Kitchen Safety Rules.
Academic Writing 