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Hello good day.

As Michaela ebreo
stated that sexual education must be
included in basic education
curicculum.
But for me. Sex education should not
be included in basic education
curicculum because
There is a lack of sincerity in students as well as teachers. Students
tend to think of this subject as embarrassing or ridiculous and hence do not
pay attention to it or attend the instruction. They either laugh about it or
think of it as an “entertaining subject”.
Why sex education should not be implemented in schools?
Sex education leaves teens vulnerable to sexual assault

The way sex education is taught in a school setting leaves young adults
vulnerable to sexual exploitation.

Why sex education should not be implemented in the Philippines?


Opposition from the Catholic Church

Around 80% of the Philippine population identifies as Roman Catholic.


Accordingly, the Catholic Church largely influences the state of sex
education in the country. The Catholic Church opposes sex outside of
marriage and fears sex education will increase sexual relations

6 GOOD REASONS TO OPPOSE


PUBLIC SCHOOL SEX EDUCATION
1.The primary teachers of children are their parents.
It is their right and responsibility to teach sexual
morality to their children.
2.Public school sex ed classes ignore individual
differences among children and break down the
natural modesty of boys and girls. When children
are taught Public school sex ed has never been
shown to reduce teen pregnancy or abortion. As a
matter of fact, a study in the March 2002 issue of
the Journal of Health Economics, entitled “The
Economics of Family Planning on Underage
Conceptions,” debunks the typical sex-ed
theory that providing contraceptives to teens will
reduce underage conceptions and abortions.
Indeed, the study found some evidence that greater
access to contraception is associated with an
increase in underage conceptions.
3.The public school has no right to judge the quality
of information on sexuality that parents provide
their children. Some do a good job, some do a
poor job. The school has no right to say they must
teach sex because they don’t like the job
parents do. The school should stay out of the
bedroom.
4.Sexuality involves more than plumbing and birth
control pills. The school sends the wrong message
to students when their sex ed courses are mere
“how to do it and how not to get caught” lessons.
The best lesson in sex parents can provide their
children is the love and respect they show for each
other.
5.Children don’t need sex ed, they need chastity ed.
Kids need to learn how to say no and why saying
no is in their best interest – physically,
emotionally, spiritually. The biology of sex takes
ten minutes to teach, so what are the teachers
talking about in a five or ten-week course?

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