Where did sex ed come from?

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today i wanted to talk about something rated r...something for adults only. so if you're not an adult, turn this podcast off and go catch up with cocomelon or caillou. for the adults, we're talking about sex. the big s-e-x. yeah, i know. i want to talk about all the ways that i w ... Show More

Do you remember the first time you thought about sex? Or the first time you talked to someone else about sex?In this episode, Kate is discussing mid-20th century teenage sexuality with Hannah Charnock from the University of Bristol. Hannah has been using first hand accounts to fi ... Show More

<p>🍆 welcome BACK to season 4 episode 5 of the @SoCulturedPodcast ! This season is all about discovering science through the lens of history, and in today’s episode we are delving into the origins of Sex! </p><br><p>❓Where did Sex originate? Where did humans think babies came fr ... Show More

Sex Education should be used to teach children about their bodies and give them practical advice for the future. Instead it has been highjacked by religious groups and adults who's advice is impractical and sometimes hateful. We read stories of the ridiculous and harmful things t ... Show More

<p>The girlies explore the history of an increasingly popular trend for American parents: homeschooling. They cover the history of public education, why homeschooling appeals to outliers on both the political right and left, and beg the question: do you have autism or were you ju ... Show More

I have an informative talk with Rozana Al Banawi discussing sex and relationship education. How to approach these topics with your children and how to go on a journey of self discovery to better understand yourself and your needs as an adult. _ _ This episode is sponsored by Carr ... Show More

<p>We're back in school, today. No, it's not history class. Nor is it chemistry. Yup, you guessed it! We're talking about sex ed. today. Join us and relive some of the more awkward moments of your youth. Episode link: https://www.chinesepod.com/1458</p> 

We discussed about teaching sex in school in elementary schools.