Sex Education
Teenagers have sex on the brain; it's an inevitable fact. However, what teenagers generally have a problem grasping is that along with sex comes a certain amount of responsibility. With the amount of information there is, there is no excuse for the lack of knowledge teens possess when it comes to risky behavior. This is mainly in part because by the time a child reaches the age of 15 they are tired of listening to an adult tell them about what they are feeling and how they should be acting. By sitting in a normal classroom setting a child does not fully learn the consequences of having sex at an early age. In today's' world, by the time most teenagers are getting to health class many of them have already partaken in some form of sexual behavior. Also, with the average age of teenagers losing their virginity declining, the age and ways they are presented with sex education material needs to conform to suit the teenagers of today's society. The only way to ensure that teens are going to be more responsible when they engage in relationships is to remodel how sex education is being presented to America's kids. It may seem like we're corrupting America's youth, when in
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Approximate Word count = 1375
Approximate Pages = 6 (250 words per page double spaced)
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