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People learn about sexuality from peers, family, media, and many other places. Formal sex ed in a classroom or community-based setting meets an important need. It provides accurate information on a variety of topics, and addresses the biological, cultural, psychological, and ethical dimensions of sexuality.
Fundamentals of Sex Ed
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People learn about sexuality from peers, family, media, and many other places. Formal sex ed in a classroom or community-based setting meets an important need. It provides accurate information on a variety of topics, and addresses the biological, cultural, psychological, and ethical dimensions of sexuality. The tools and resources in this fact sheet support educators in understanding and teaching students comprehensive sex ed.
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Through the self-paced course, you learned how to channel your passion for teaching by exploring ways to make LGBTQ+ sex education and discussions inclusive and affirming. …
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This free downloadable worksheet is designed to help teen's explore the sexual healthcare rights in their state.
Free downloadable tool providing specific examples and tips on using inclusive language.
