Am I Gay?
Channel News Asia's BlogTV - "Am I Gay?"
Discussing issues like, how much do Singaporeans generally know about homosexuality and what is their attitude towards it, and whether or not should topics on homosexuality be included in our secondary education.
Part 1: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oCIJfs5_zFs
Part 2: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BNHRf3LDOi8
Part 3: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LTCu13gr8sc
Please, I beg you to ignore whatever comments that appear on the Shout Box. Orz
Part 3 is really as hilarious as it is true to life.
What should've been regarded as a serious issue had got me cracking up like an egg instead XD
Sex education in my secondary school days was indeed mostly "NO, NO, NO" and "Don't do it, don't do it".
Though, I vividly remember matters like unplanned pregnancy, abortion and depression being mentioned as well, all touched merely on the surface. (and exactly how in depth would you want it to be? = =)
There were also a few classes on "sexual education" when I was Primary 6. (Sweats, now I realise how much our system pwns = =+)
But the content of those classes is no longer clear in my memory... Probably educated us on premature sexual activities being a no-go or something. Oh, and how to cope with various situations of sexual abuse. = =
As of now, carrying out "homosexuality education" in secondary schools is rather weak in both possibility and practicality...
The content to be taught is already a mystery = =
In the modern society, "education" from another perspective would be "brainwashing".
Even "brainwashing" is ambiguous in itself as to whether it is positive or negative, lol.
Discussing issues like, how much do Singaporeans generally know about homosexuality and what is their attitude towards it, and whether or not should topics on homosexuality be included in our secondary education.
Part 1: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oCIJfs5_zFs
Part 2: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BNHRf3LDOi8
Part 3: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LTCu13gr8sc
Please, I beg you to ignore whatever comments that appear on the Shout Box. Orz
Part 3 is really as hilarious as it is true to life.
What should've been regarded as a serious issue had got me cracking up like an egg instead XD
Sex education in my secondary school days was indeed mostly "NO, NO, NO" and "Don't do it, don't do it".
Though, I vividly remember matters like unplanned pregnancy, abortion and depression being mentioned as well, all touched merely on the surface. (and exactly how in depth would you want it to be? = =)
There were also a few classes on "sexual education" when I was Primary 6. (Sweats, now I realise how much our system pwns = =+)
But the content of those classes is no longer clear in my memory... Probably educated us on premature sexual activities being a no-go or something. Oh, and how to cope with various situations of sexual abuse. = =
As of now, carrying out "homosexuality education" in secondary schools is rather weak in both possibility and practicality...
The content to be taught is already a mystery = =
In the modern society, "education" from another perspective would be "brainwashing".
Even "brainwashing" is ambiguous in itself as to whether it is positive or negative, lol.