tazzygirl -> RE: Obama supports sex ed for kindergartners........wtf? (7/15/2010 4:07:27 AM)
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I'm only addressing this issue of sex education for 5 year olds and the assumption that it will prevent anything, or make any such shiite easier to report. The headline is misleading, as someone else pointed out. If you believe its sex education to name the correct body parts... lol... you obviously did not read the article or the thread. Teach kindergarteners about “basic reproductive body parts (penis, vagina, breast, nipples, testicles, scrotum).” Read more: http://radio.foxnews.com/2010/07/13/obama-supports-kindergarten-sex-ed/#ixzz0tkHet9qn The Helena Public School system is considering a comprehensive plan for students in kindergarten through 12th grade. It includes teaching first graders that people can be attracted to the same gender. In second grade students are instructed to avoid gay slurs and by the time students turn 10 years old they are taught about various types of intercourse. Read more: http://radio.foxnews.com/2010/07/09/sex-education-for-kindergartners/#ixzz0tkIGOIKX That was from another article linked in the one VP posted. Are people really that upset over their children knowing the correct terminology? Or is it more likely that they are upset because of what one mother said... “We are just setting children up to start having sex at an earlier age,” said the mother of 9-year-old triplets. “I think we should let our children be children. Let them be innocent and enjoy their grade school years. There will be enough pressure on them as they get older.” Read more: http://radio.foxnews.com/2010/07/13/obama-supports-kindergarten-sex-ed/#ixzz0tkJDpNKI Guess what "mom", kids that young are already having sex. So, yes. Virginia, you can shove your head into the sand and pretend that sex doesnt exist for children and that teaching a 5 year old what is a penis is taking away parental rights. quote:
If a child has been victimized then it already happened. No shit Captian Obvious. That isnt what we are discussing here. quote:
All this "prevention through education" is not going to work on a kindergartener. You really are not all that astute. Thats when education begins. Actually, for my own son, it began a little bit sooner. The education i was referring too is an ongoing process, as with any educational process with children. Or do you assume one lesson is enough on any topic? quote:
This last part would be more appropriate when someone is about 11 years old though. The problem would ensue over singling these kids out...like they had been bitten by a werewolf and are potentially all abusers. Molested at 5, councelled at 11.... great plan. [8|] quote:
If they want to make sure good boundaries are in place, then everyone could have this education offered at 11 years old...and if parents would rather be there and do it themselves, why not offer them a small book to read with their kid in private? These books could be left at the school library too. Because children as young as 9 and 10 are already having sex. And you believe a "small" book is enough to teach a child about sex? Talk about a crock. quote:
In families where there has been incest...we have help for that already. It's called foster care and counseling. Talk about presumptions. Incest doesnt require a child be removed from the family. Do you really understand the subject matters that are being discussed on this thread? Honestly, do you? We were discussing sex education as a whole. You seem to be under the belief that its all taught to 5 year olds and thats that. quote:
With homeschooling, I have never once had to have my son tested on his sexual education. Even city kids can see dogs or cats mating. Keeping mice like I did for a few years gives great opportunities to answer questions. Some males are docile, and some are abusive, and yes...some will go after tiny babies and are then fed to the cats. Everything gave me a chance to explain things much better than "educating" him for half a day at school. You have already posted that you taught your child differently. quote:
Autism gave him more openness and innocence, but it also gave him more vulnerability and gullibility. He knew all this, but I didn't rely on information to protect him...I watched him like a hawk. How many parents dont. I would expect a parent of a 5 year old to watch their kid carefully. A ten year old, not so much. But waiting till 10 is a bit late to be teaching about sex. Mine was asking about the condoms at gas stations at the age of 5... lol... he thought they were ballons. I explained what they really were. He went and told my mother what condoms were (kids are always telling everyone new things they learn). my mother flipped... sorta like you are doing now. He later told me he always felt he could never be open with her because he always remembered that reaction. Yet he will ask me anything and everything under the sun about that topic and more. With children, communication is the key, knowledge is power, and knowing your children is half the battle... but it wont win the war. As far as books... here is a great list for those of christian faith... http://www.booksforchrist.com/StoreBox/hmpusxxxxxxx.htm I myself used books close to those, along with my nursing books and a slew of secular books. There are books available, many on the public library book list. And, just because you didnt test your child when you homeschooled doesnt mean the tests for sex education are not available or that they arent part of a standardized test. Nor did i have to teach him that subject. But if he ever wanted to return to public school, he would need that to graduate. A great on line source for sex ed is....... http://www.sexedlibrary.org/index.cfm?pageId=722
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