Lesson in Sex Education?
The fourth grade teacher cautiously approached the subject of sex education, knowing little Johnny's propensity for sexual innuendo. Surprisingly, Johnny remained quite attentive throughout her entire lecture.
Towards the end of her lesson, the teacher asked for examples of sex education from the class.
Bobby raised his hand and told the teacher, "Yesterday, I saw a bird in her nest with some eggs." "Very good example," praised the teacher.
Little Mary stood up and said, "My mommy had a baby." "That's wonderful," the teacher said.
Johnny then raised his hand. With much trepidation and fear, the teacher called on him.
"I was watching the Lone Ranger on TV and he was surrounded by tons of Indians. They all attacked him at the same time and he killed all of them with his two guns," Johnny said, proudly.
Relieved, but puzzled, the teacher asked, "What does that have to do with sex education, Johnny?"
"It sure taught those Indians not to f@!# (you know the word) with the Lone Ranger!"
Good joke.
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But I want to ask you all serious question. When I was in school in europe, in my british school we had a day of sex education. I guess we all ages of 14 - 16. So they thought us about it, and etc etc.. etc.., + about AIDs and the usage of condoms etc.
Later, most of the Asian and Middle Eastern, parents had got upset and complained to the school principle. My mom specially was upset, while my dad was quite happy about it. (I think he was relieved that he didn't have to explain all these).
The they had these session again for all the parents. And after all the parents were ok with it.
My question. How would you react if your 14 year old son or daughter was given this lesson.
I also remember, when I was when I was involved in community service back home, we did a AIDs campaign in major towns in my home country. I was surprised that some medical clinic refused us of putting posters from the UN. Thus most of the bus drivers agreed quite frankly to put these posters in their busses. We also distributed condoms, and people were laughing.
This was serious business, we were explaining, the risks of aids.
But latter, 2 - 3 years later, the Cricket team started wearing the red ribbons, and the campaign picked up. Followed by breast cancer campaigns, with pick ribbons. And various other campaigns followed.
Has saudi conducted, any of these to their comunities, how would they feel about it ?
I know they did a faily good job for the swine flu. But that was a global epidemic. But what about the rest ?
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Well, Thank you for all the answers, I wanted to add something more. I know parents now a days do explain these to kids. But what about your parents.
Did they explain clearly, as you did to your kids.
Carl --- Boys Pack Your Bags We are Going to the Land of the Rising Sun, Japan.....LOL.
Just kidding.
People, you have all give Great Answers, I am having a hard time, Deciding which one to select as a best answer.