So in Germany this is happening..

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Sneakypaw wrote:

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Lachdanan wrote:

I bet the teacher sucked and didn´t communicate the lessons very well.

yeah, i think he/she did demonstrate sex pretty...bad. should have taken 2 kids to show the others how its working :D

Probably started the lessons with the topic 'giving Birth'.
I could see kids passing out seeing the birth of a child.

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VaultzInex wrote:

Parents go to prison because they are supporting their child who left class during sexual education.. (supporting their child's right to refuse lessons)

elementary school
yep.

And 6 children passed out during a sexual education lesson wow :o

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DirkAustin wrote:

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KenshiD wrote:

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VaultzInex wrote:

Parents go to prison because they are supporting their child who left class during sexual education.. (supporting their child's right to refuse lessons)

elementary school
yep.

And 6 children passed out during a sexual education lesson wow :o

I am German and my first Sex Ed was in third grade (I was 8 or 9), then I had another one in 6th grade and another one later in biology class in middle/highschool.


The parents are fucking retarded to "protect" their child from education.
Also they should also be teaching their kids about it, because then the fucking child wouldn't be so upset to leave the class during sex ed.

I guess it depends on how graphic a sex ed class is. It can look more like a massacre than anything. If its done right though it can be a really great thing to teach kids how to use contraception and responsibility when they do have sex and get pregnant.

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Quantemoq wrote:

do guns kill people?!
no!
people kill people.

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KenshiD wrote:

I am German and my first Sex Ed was in third grade (I was 8 or 9), then I had another one in 6th grade and another one later in biology class in middle/highschool.

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Mr Wells also attacked the Government's commitment to confidentiality policies about contraception which "kept parents in the dark about their children's sexual activity".

"The problems associated with teenage pregnancy will never be solved so long as the Government persists with its reliance on yet more contraception and sex education," he said. "What we need is a radical change away from a culture which has reduced sex to a casual recreational activity."

Girls who could obtain contraception before the age of consent were more likely to become sexually active, leading to higher rates of sexually transmitted infections, pregnancies and abortions, he said.

The combination of sexual images in the media with explicit sex education had broken down the natural inhibitions of children about sex, while progressively easier availability of contraception meant that young girls could no longer use fear of pregnancy as a reason to reject sexual advances, Mr Wells added.