Sex education in elementary school?

TheCunningStunt · 04-21-2010, 09:53 PM

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Especially the type of people who end up teaching PE. I've had some pretty weird ones. Thank goodness I didn't have to take that class after my grade 9 year. Which is also why I don't think it's such a bad idea to have basic sex ed taught by a regular classroom teacher. Most of them are not as crazy as the PE teachers. Except for that Geo teacher from your school

P.E Teachers are always the ones who are the paedophiles, except for my Geography teacher.. He was just a one off.

crash_override · 04-21-2010, 10:03 PM

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Hmm. I had the birds and the bees chat when I was about 10. Explaining where babies came from, but it was no big deal. You kind of pick it up in the media. Then due to "film" I learnt the ins and outs at about age 13.. I had no problem learning that way. I wonder if other people found it difficult learning on their own and would've preferred lessons from an early age easing them into it. I think if they tried teaching stuff like that to my class in school it would've been a giggle fest.

We never had sex ed in high school which I always found strange, my sister's year had to put condoms on cucumbers..

I can sum up my entire childhood sex education with one statement: Cinemax after 11pm.

TheCunningStunt · 04-21-2010, 10:32 PM

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I can sum up my entire childhood sex education with one statement: Cinemax after 11pm.

Dunno what that is, I assume it's the same as Babestation. Which is where I first got an idea of women..

mr dave · 04-22-2010, 01:42 AM

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I can sum up my entire childhood sex education with one statement: Cinemax after 11pm.

in Canada it was called 'Bleu Nuit' on Saturday nights, anyone who grew up in the 90s knows EXACTLY what i'm talking about

Captain Awesome · 04-22-2010, 02:09 AM

This is how it's done where I live. Primary 7 (11 years old, last year of primary school before secondary/high school) are given basic sex education. Although it was about ten minutes of talking about how you're going to get pubes and the girls are going to get periods etc, the class tended to be split into boys and girls for that point. Then the basic biology of how a kid was made and then about an hour and a half of scare mongering about paedophiles.

Captain Awesome · 04-22-2010, 02:19 AM

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Dunno what that is, I assume it's the same as Babestation. Which is where I first got an idea of women..

babestation

brilliant. I remember trying to stay up for the five minute previews on the porno channels at midnight.

Burning Down · 04-22-2010, 05:49 AM

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This is how it's done where I live. Primary 7 (11 years old, last year of primary school before secondary/high school) are given basic sex education. Although it was about ten minutes of talking about how you're going to get pubes and the girls are going to get periods etc, the class tended to be split into boys and girls for that point. Then the basic biology of how a kid was made and then about an hour and a half of scare mongering about paedophiles.

That's pretty much how it was when I was in school.

TheCunningStunt · 04-22-2010, 05:59 AM

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babestation

brilliant. I remember trying to stay up for the five minute previews on the porno channels at midnight.

Babestation and the Divas on WWE wrestling were my 'inspiration' as a young boy

5 minute previews

we had it so tough when we were younger

Captain Awesome · 04-22-2010, 06:52 AM

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Babestation and the Divas on WWE wrestling were my 'inspiration' as a young boy

5 minute previews

we had it so tough when we were younger

lol I know, now any kid can just surf the internet. I remember eurotrash on Channel 4 as well. Those were the days

TheCunningStunt · 04-22-2010, 06:55 AM

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lol I know, now any kid can just surf the internet. I remember eurotrash on Channel 4 as well. Those were the days

If you got aroused by Eurotrash I am concerned, I remember watching it with disgust. Either you wasn't fussy back then or I was just a pretentious 11 year old

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