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Which Road to Take?
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11. High Condom Failure Rate
Against Pregnancy
13-27% failure rate
for adolescent
Source: Jones & Forest,
Family
Planning
Perspectives,
Jan/Feb 1992
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12. Risk of Pregnancy vs.
Risk of Venereal Disease
Pregnancy
Risk
Woman only
60 days per
year
Unwanted
birth
Disease Risk
Both woman
and man
365 days a
year
Death
possible
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13. Condom Ineffective in
Preventing HIV
23% spouses of AIDS patients
became infected
Despite consistent condom use
Source: M.D.C. Guimaraes, et al., American
Journal of Epidemiology, v. 142,
1995
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14. Do Sex Educators
Themselves Trust
Condoms?
“I asked [800 sex educators] if they
knew that a person carried the [HIV]
virus, would they have sex, depending
on a condom for protection? No one
raised their hand.”
Source: Dr. Theresa Crenshaw, past president of the American Society of
Sex Educators and Therapists, and member of the Presidential
AIDS Commission
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15. Condom Promotion Gives
False Sense of Security
Removes youth natural
reservations about
premarital sex
Fear of
AIDS and
STDs
Fear of
Pregnancy
Worry about
Parents’
Disapproval
Source: Louis Harris, American Teens Speak, 1986
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17. Contraceptive–Based Education
Linked to Increased Sexual
Activity
50% increase among 14year-olds
Source: Deborah Ann Dawson, ‘Effects of Sex Education on
Adolescent Behavior,”
Family Planning Perspectives,Jul/Aug 1986
Greater probability among
girls
aged 15-17
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19. Public Health Benefits of
Character–Based Sex
Education
Abstinence Education
Reduction in Sexual
Activity
Reduction in Teenage
Pregnancies & Sexual
Diseases
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25. Balanced Condom Policy
Promote marriage as the
only safe context for sex
Publicize limitations of
condoms
Target high–risk adults
for condom promotion
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26. Factors Linked to
Preventing Sexual Activity
Self-motivation
Academic ambition
Parental supervision
Abstinent friends
No substance abuse
Source: Lawrence E. Kay, MD,
“Adolescent Sexual Intercourse,”
Postgraduate Medicine, June,
1995
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Editor's Notes Family in Crisis
¥Spouse and child abuse
¥Infidelity
¥Divorce
Throughout history...education has had two great goals: To help young people to become smart and...become good.Ó
Source:Dr. Thomas Lickona, ÔEducating for Character