Experiences With Sexuality Education

Sexual Education Author Name Institution Affiliation Part 1 Sexuality education has taken a positive view of sexual development in different parts of the world, especially in New Zealand, the United States, Canada, and Europe. It encompasses learning about physical development, such as reproductive systems, friendship, relationships, social issues, and gender identity. I do not think that learning things about sex is bad, as it sits within the broad area of relationship education, which can help solve various emotional and social problems as well as can prevent domestic violence to an extent. The main source of information about sexuality is mass media (movies, the Internet, television, and magazines). I have also observed that portrayals of sexuality are everywhere on the web, but most of the people do not know how this content should be used and what are its effects on their behaviors and beliefs. I think that more longitudinal research is required to learn more about how to use mass media when it comes to viewing sexual content. I would have loved to get information from social media, as I think that these are the platforms where people share their opinions and thoughts without any hesitation. Television and other forms of mass media seem to be providing limited information, but social media sites especially Twitter and Facebook can be an excellent source of information on how important it is to gain knowledge about sex, gender and relationships. Although sex education is frequently evaluated and discussed in terms of its role in minimizing the STD and adolescent pregnancy rates, the main goal is broader: to give students a chance to receive information on how to develop and strengthen their relationships and how to examine their social values. As far as my experience is concerned, I had a chance to learn about se...