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i think we discussed it once briefly but nothing more than that rip
yeah, it definitely is outdated as hellSex ed was hopelessly outdated
I heard the current curriculum is still from the 90s
I mean I had health when I was in 7th grade before I came here and we had a chapter about . . . that topic
not even our gym class goes over thati think we discussed it once briefly but nothing more than that rip
immature teenagers tztztzmy school covered it pretty well, yea. it was a little awkward tho because my class happened to be all girls by chance and a lot of my classmates had a crush on our male biology teacher so there would be a lot of giggling and stuff![]()
burn down that homophobic schoolAbsolutely not
My high school taught an abstinence only approach at sex ed, and then they didn't even touch LGBT topics (it was purposefully skipped)
I asked about how to navigate crushes on girls and my teacher literally said "you don't have to worry about that"burn down that homophobic school
that's part of the issues on why education is so flawed. ignorant, -ist and -phobic teachers. while not all, it's still a massive flaw and only causes problems for the studentsI asked about how to navigate crushes on girls and my teacher literally said "you don't have to worry about that"
We should be more open and tolerant, hopefully this new generation of teachers will be able to challenge thisthat's part of the issues on why education is so flawed. ignorant, -ist and -phobic teachers. while not all, it's still a massive flaw and only causes problems for the students