R3alTim3 t1_j2eldld wrote
Reply to comment by dangelem in A significant proportion of Texas adolescents reported experiencing dating violence, and this group also reported higher noncontraception use versus those not experiencing dating violence. by Respawan
Sex education classes in public school is not where students learn “where babies come from.”
mdielmann t1_j2erh14 wrote
It shouldn't be, but do you think extremely conservative parents are giving them accurate, detailed, unbiased information at home?
reddituser567853 t1_j2fktq0 wrote
I don't think "accurate, unbiased" describes public schools
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kinenbi t1_j2exck1 wrote
It is, actually.
TypingGetUBanned t1_j2eyjdn wrote
I think his point was that students learn where babies come from earlier.
Or maybe he's just spewing nonsense.
TheGreat_War_Machine t1_j2fo8gn wrote
Students learn it as early as middle school in biology. The study of meiosis will inherently lead to at least a passing mention of "oh yeah, the whole sperm and egg thing, that applies to us humans too."
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