Hee. Yeah, I've been through the being paired with classmates and questioning each other and noting down observations, etc. Except that was my first year of med school, and we were preparing to examine patients. How any of this relates to sex ed, I have no idea.
Also, hello there, Twilight. Only, 10x more creepy. *shudders*
Wow, I never thought I'd say this, but this guy really does make Edward Cullen look sensitive and respectful in comparison. If a guy I didn't know was asking me that kind of stuff, I would probably punch his face off, no matter how hot he was. Just... do not want.
Also, thanks to Twilight, it looks like biology class is the new hot place to meet guys. Never mind that sex ed usually isn't covered in biology class, and that that Q & A session had nothing to do with sex ed.
I've often wondered what Health class IS, because I never had it. And Sex Ed was in Religion class, and was quite severely fucked up. (Pictures of dead fetuses and lots of talk about how, while sex was completely normal and natural, we were going to go to Hell if we did anything the slightest bit interesting
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In my Health class, we had a variety of units. Exactly what we covered depended on what year it was, but off the top of my head, I recall studying the various systems (nervous, skeletal, circulatory, etc), various diseases, the effects of getting drunk or getting high have on the body (marijuana, cigarettes, LSD, sniffing glue, etc), the differences between stimulus and depressants, and the food groups.
Oh yeah, and we did have sex ed. We watched a few videos, were taught about various STDs and their symptoms and how to treat them, and were given some lessons on the different contraceptives and how they worked and what the level of effectiveness of each one was.
"Being treated as if your opinion doesn't matter because you're a girl gets rather wearing"
I'm loathing it in general because what sort of a message is that? If a guy is harassing you don't bother going for help because you won't get any? Granted it does happen, unfortunately, but really!
In my Health class, we had a variety of units. Exactly what we covered depended on what year it was, but off the top of my head, I recall studying the various systems (nervous, skeletal, circulatory, etc), various diseases, the effects of getting drunk or getting high have on the body (marijuana, cigarettes, LSD, sniffing glue, etc), the differences between stimulus and depressants, and the food groups.
Oh yeah, and we did have sex ed. We watched a few videos, were taught about various STDs and their symptoms and how to treat them, and were given some lessons on the different contraceptives and how they worked and what the level of effectiveness of each one was.I'm quite severely jealous. We did have one teacher in fifth grade who did a unit on drugs and who made us do a report on them. But we never learned ANYTHING about how the body works or sexually transmitted diseases, and no school ever even mentioned contraceptives except to tell us about condoms exploding, so there was no point in using them in the first place. This was
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People think that Christian schools are the way to go because they will be free from negative influence, but you still get a good deal of students doing the wrong thing. Misteaching doesn't help the situation.
NOOOOOO!!! Zelda, Zelda! Don't throw your laptop out of the window! Come on! That thing must be expensive! You don't want to lose your darling laptop over a piece of garbage disguised as literature, do you? It's not worth it!
I do have to wonder though: Why are all of these books called 'saga'? I mean, when I think of a 'saga', I think of a series that has an epic adventure (like a sci-fi or a high fantasy) but romance? Uh...no.
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Also, hello there, Twilight. Only, 10x more creepy. *shudders*
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Also, thanks to Twilight, it looks like biology class is the new hot place to meet guys. Never mind that sex ed usually isn't covered in biology class, and that that Q & A session had nothing to do with sex ed.
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Oh yeah, and we did have sex ed. We watched a few videos, were taught about various STDs and their symptoms and how to treat them, and were given some lessons on the different contraceptives and how they worked and what the level of effectiveness of each one was.
"Being treated as if your opinion doesn't matter because you're a girl gets rather wearing"
I'm loathing it in general because what sort of a message is that? If a guy is harassing you don't bother going for help because you won't get any? Granted it does happen, unfortunately, but really!
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Oh yeah, and we did have sex ed. We watched a few videos, were taught about various STDs and their symptoms and how to treat them, and were given some lessons on the different contraceptives and how they worked and what the level of effectiveness of each one was.I'm quite severely jealous. We did have one teacher in fifth grade who did a unit on drugs and who made us do a report on them. But we never learned ANYTHING about how the body works or sexually transmitted diseases, and no school ever even mentioned contraceptives except to tell us about condoms exploding, so there was no point in using them in the first place. This was ( ... )
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I do have to wonder though: Why are all of these books called 'saga'? I mean, when I think of a 'saga', I think of a series that has an epic adventure (like a sci-fi or a high fantasy) but romance? Uh...no.
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