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Planned Parenthood has developed a series of videos that educators can use to help students learn. Check out our sex education digital tools here.
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A collection of BBC classroom resources for teaching relationships and sex education to primary and secondary pupils, and can be used to mark RSE Day.
Video summary. This short film talks about genitals, arousal, sexual intercourse, and fertilisation. It sets out that this is something that can happen when a man and woman decide to have sex...
This film for teachers focusses on some elements of Relationships, Sex and Health Education (RSHE), for primary-aged pupils. You should ensure you are up-to-date with best practice in RSHE ...
- The Sex Education Programs Provided by Planned Parenthood Educators Include
- Sex Education Is Incredibly Popular.
- Planned Parenthood Supports Equity in Sex Education
Proven-to-work unintended pregnancy and STI prevention programsComprehensive sex educationprograms for young peoplePeer education programs for youth and adultsPrograms for LGBTQ+youthNearly everyone wants young people to get sex education. In fact, over 90% of parentssupport sex education in both middle and high school. The vast majority of parents, including both Democrats and Republicans, want this education to include topics like birth control, healthy relationships, abstinence, and sexual orientation. So, sex education shou...
Planned Parenthood also believes in making sex education more equitable. For example, LGBTQ+ youth deserve to learn in settings that are inclusive of their experiences — far too many LGBTQ+ youth are sitting in classrooms where their teachers and textbooks fail to address their experiences. Planned Parenthood teamed up with other sex education advo...
Worried about "the talk"? Get advice on how to talk to your kids about sex and relationships over time and in age-appropriate ways.
How do I talk with my preteen about sex? | Planned Parenthood Video. What should I keep in mind? It’s important for you to share your personal values and beliefs about sex. As kids go through puberty, it’s normal for them to start having more sexual feelings and thoughts.
