SEX AND PARADOX
Tags: RELIGION; HUMAN sexuality; TEENAGE pregnancy; SEX education; PUBLIC schools
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- Who's 'Who'? Bate, Jane // Nursing Standard;8/27/2008, Vol. 22 Issue 51, p25
The article reports on the proposal that children should start their sex and relationship education at the age of four. The purpose of the proposal is to teach children the names of body parts and their functions. Their idea stemmed from the fact that something needs to be done about teenage...
- GLOBAL GIRLS TALK SEX. // Dolly;Jun2006, Issue 428, p100
The article presents the views of girls on sex and sex education around the world. Daniella Ivanoska of Sydney, New South Wales shares that sex education is taught in Australian schools. Deborah Yasmin Morgana Ganzevoort of Amsterdam, Holland discusses attitude towards teenage pregnancy. Laura...
- AASECT launches membership drive. Braveman, Stephen L.; Barratt, Bamaby B. // Contemporary Sexuality;Oct2004, Vol. 38 Issue 10, p3
This article focuses on sexual health in the United States. Currently, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention is being compelled to cut legitimate research in this field, while millions of dollars are being invested in propaganda that is inaccurate and inhumane. This propaganda denies...
- Understanding Changes in Sexual Activity Among Young Metropolitan Men: 1979-1995. Ku, Leighton; Sonenstein, Freya L.; Lindberg, Laura D.; Bradner, Carolyn H.; Boggess, Scott; Pleck, Joseph H. // Family Planning Perspectives;Nov/Dec98, Vol. 30 Issue 6, p256
The article reports on the impact of changes in the sexual behavior of teenagers on the levels of adolescent pregnancy and transmission of sexually transmitted diseases. Changes in the sexual behavior of teenagers can have a significant impact on levels of adolescent pregnancy and transmission...
- Using Randomized Designs to Evaluate Client-Centered Programs to Prevent Adolescent Pregnancy. McBride, Dennis; Gienapp, Anne // Family Planning Perspectives;Sep/Oct2000, Vol. 32 Issue 5, p227
Context: Interventions to prevent adolescent pregnancy (primarily curriculum-based programs) have not produced convincing evidence as to their success. Moreover, many evaluation approaches have been inadequate to assess program effectiveness. Therefore, rigorous evaluation of different kinds of...
- Education Now and Babies Later (ENABL): Life History Of a Campaign to Postpone Sexual Involvement. Cagampang, Helen H.; Barth, Richard P.; Korpi, Meg; Kirby, Douglas // Family Planning Perspectives;May/Jun97, Vol. 29 Issue 3, p109
Education Now and Babies Later (ENABL), a statewide adolescent pregnancy prevention initiative, was inaugurated in California in June 1992 Developed by the state's Office of Family Planning, ENABL utilized a five-session intervention curriculum, Postponing Sexual Involvement (PSI), targeted at...
- Most Japanese Students Do Not Have Intercourse Until After Adolescence. Althaus, F. // Family Planning Perspectives;May/Jun97, Vol. 29 Issue 3, p145
The article reports on sexual behavior of Japanese students. According to a national survey majority of Japanese students wait until they are at least 20 to begin having sex. Females are likely to have their first sexual experience with an older partner, while males are more likely to have...
- RESOURCES. // Scholastic Choices (Teacher's Edition);Apr2002, Vol. 17 Issue 7, pT7
Presents a list of organizations providing information on teen-sexuality issues in the U.S. Mission of the National Campaign to Prevent Teen Pregnancy; Details on the address of the Sexuality Information and Education Council of the U.S.; Emphasis on the web site and e-mail address of the Alan...
- EDUCATION. BELL, N. P. // America;8/23/1913, Vol. 9 Issue 20, p477
The article focuses on the importance of introducing sex teaching into schools and colleges. It summarizes the general outline of a plan for sex education offered by The Special Committee on the Matter and Methods of Sex Education which aims to develop a healthier public opinion in regard to...
