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- Needn't vex: The ABC of communicating about topic #1 with kids. // Health News & Review;Summer95, p11
Reprints tips on how to communicate with children about sex from the booklet `Becoming an Askable Parent.' Description of an askable parent; Details about ordering the booklet.
- At home sex education. // Marriage Partnership;Summer94, Vol. 11 Issue 2, p52
Presents an interview with authors Stanton and Brenna Jones on how parents can learn to discuss sexuality with their children. Reasons why parents fell so uncomfortable talking about sex; Strategies for parents to move beyond the discomfort.
- When should I talk to my kids about sex? Curran, Dolores // Marriage Partnership;Fall94, Vol. 11 Issue 3, p74
Discusses when parents should talk to their children concerning sex. Endorsement for church-sponsored parent-child sex education; Sex education in the classroom; Help from Christian bookstores.
- School-based programs to reduce sexual risk behaviors: A review of effectiveness. Kirby, Douglas; Short, Lynn // Public Health Reports;May/Jun94, Vol. 109 Issue 3, p339
Focuses on school-affiliated programs designed to reduce sexual risk-taking behavior and the importance of basing these programs on sound research. Review of the research on these programs and assessment of their impact on behavior; Identification of 23 studies of school-based programs that...
- Sex ed isn't to blame for kids' early sexual activity. Begany, Timothy // RN;Oct95, Vol. 58 Issue 10, p15
Reports that providing sex education at school will not lead children to have sex at an early age. Analysis results of students for whom school is main source of sex information.
- No is not enough. // Teacher Magazine;Jan95, Vol. 6 Issue 4, p8
Reports on a lawsuit filed by several parents from Hemet, California against their children's school district over a sex education curriculum. Protests regarding the school district's `abstinence only' curriculum; Efforts by parents to seek an injuction to prevent the use of materials promoting...
- Health. Harper, Todd // Youth Studies Australia;Summer1992, Vol. 11 Issue 4, p11
States that Australian parents are failing to provide enough sex information to their children, as presented in the September 7, 1992 issue of `Age.' Parents' difficulty in accepting the likelihood of their children's engagement in sexual activity.
- State lawmakers push abstinence-based sex ed. Feldmann, Linda // Christian Science Monitor;10/5/95, Vol. 87 Issue 218, p3
Reports about the sex education curriculum adopted by schools in North Carolina, Texas, Mississippi and Oklahoma. Merits of curriculum discussed by school authorities; Opposition against curriculum.
- Class notes. Singer, Mark // New Yorker;06/09/97, Vol. 73 Issue 15, p40
Focuses on the inclusion of sex education in the elementary education curriculum in the United States. Celebration of the Egg Week in the Center School; Life-and-death baby-care simulation; Teaching of pupils about parenthood.
- Time for "The Talk". Yates, Susan Alexander // Today's Christian Woman;May/Jun99, Vol. 21 Issue 3, p18
Presents guidelines in tackling the sex issue to children. Includes Talk more than once; Communicate the positives; Set standards; Be practical; Involve others; Be forgiving.
