Research Paper About Sex Education

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Sex Education is guidance for physical and emotional form of intimate response and recreation and Kearney (2008) stated that sex education is an engaging broad series of activity by the institution, determined to deliver about the socially fascinating characters and traditions on the section of the youngsters that will perfectly assure the safety of one’s person as a human being in an institution. Teenage pregnancy on the other hand is child-bearing of females whose age is below 20 at the moment they give birth to their child.
There are two types of sex education, Abstinence Only until Marriage Programs and Comprehensive Sex Education. Abstinence Only until Marriage Programs (Sexual Risk Avoidance) is where they purge data that involves contraceptives for the avoidance of sexual diseases and involuntary pregnancy while Comprehensive Sex Education serves as the guidance for teenagers to seek their own ideals, morals and integrity.
According to the most recent Young Adult Fertility and Sexuality (YAFS) study, around 14 percent of teenagers are either pregnant for the first time or already give birth. It increases for about six percent recorded by an earlier YAFS study in …show more content…

Our government should also invest in our education so that teenagers will still continue going to school and to refrain them in involving in different activities that involve sexual intercourse. To solve this problem, it needs cooperation from the government officials, parents and teenagers. Even if they have their sex education program, it is the teenagers’ choice if they want to have a sexual intercourse and it is with their parents to motivate them not to join in this kind of activity. Teenagers should involve their selves in the activities that will help them improve talent rather than joining in sexual

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