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Sex Education In Vietnam Essay

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Hook: Vietnam is a developing country so there are many social problems that happen in this country, such as in 1,000 girls aged 15 – 19, there are 46 girls give birth.
Background information: The figure is only 17.4 in Myanmar and Singapore is 5.2 (Phuong Trang, 2014). Another problem is sexual abuse in children. Recently, we have seen on television or read in the newspapers about many cases that children were abused at the age of 8 – 9, some children who were abused when he or she was 4 or 5. These problems need to be stopped in order to develop not only our society but also our country in a high level.
Thesis statement: One of the possible solutions is that we should give students knowledge about sex in schools, which means sex education should be taught in schools.
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Topic sentences: First, speaking about teenage pregnancies, according to Ms. Hoa To – Director of the office of Population – Family planning in Ho Chi Minh city, the abortion rate in Vietnam is approximately 300,000 cases per year. The number is alerting.
Support 1: Of which, about 20% of these cases are teenagers (Ngoc Nga, 2013). The thing is, these figures are not exactly the number of teenage abortions because there are …show more content…

The children grow up really fast and they tend to be curious about sex at a very young age so if we do not teach them about sex, they will find out themselves and the result is the teenage abortion rate in Vietnam is higher and higher in every year. In addition, the abortion has serious effects on physical and even mental health of a girl. A girl who aborted at a young age can have some early complications, such as, hemorrhage. Or there are some cases abortion can damage to the reproductive organs. It can affect the ability to have a baby in the future. These are just some damages in physical health. Abortion can have a severe effect on a mental health of a young

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