1) The document discusses the importance of sex education in schools. It notes that while some parents are apprehensive about discussing sex, others think it is the school's responsibility to provide students with sex knowledge. 2) It lists common objections to teaching sex education such as students being too young to understand, but counters that it helps prevent issues like teenage pregnancy and STDs. 3) The conclusion emphasizes that sex education in schools is important to prepare students for unexpected challenges and that "Education does not hurt, but ignorant does."

1. Chapter 17
LET'S TALK
ABOUT
SEX
Presented By:
- PRIYA
VERMA

2. Is SEX the matter of EDUCATION !?
59% My friend told me sex is something to get pregnent.
58% Magazines say its about sleeping with someone.
60% Go GOOGLE and Grab anything.
18% My teachers told that its nothing but a "SEXUAL
ACTIVITY".

3. Two Sides Of
SE
The Same Coin
X
But a handful of parents are apprehensive that sex is being
discussed at all.
Some parents says it should be the responsibility of the school to
give students sex knowledge.

4. 1. Children are too young to
understand about sex until
they are 16.
2. If teenagers are taught
about sex, they will go out
and do it.
3. Children will pick up what
they need to know on their
own.
4. Sex education will give
rise to STD(s) in teenagers.

5. Primary Schools: Good Touch/Bad Touch, Personal Safety.
Middle Childhood: Feelings, Relationships, Sexuality.
Sex Deseases, Safer Sex etc.Teenagers:

6. •More and more children in the age 10-13 are watching porn now.
•Even in metro cities like Mumbai, talking about Sex is tabacoo in majority
households.
•Only 18% kids receive any kind of guidance from their elders.
•60% of young Indians between 15-19; both boys and girls report having had sex.
•More than half of India’s children are sexually abused. 50% are abused by people
known to their families. Only 6% of abuse gets reported.
•Experts say that with the average age of puberty going down to 9-10 years for
girls and 10-11 years for boys, the average age for losing virginity too is going
down.
•Latest data suggests that teen pregnancy in India is high with 62 pregnant teens
out of every 800 women.

7. In conclusion, we must realize the
importance of sex education
being taught in schools to
students. This is to ensure the
students that are our future
generations will be well prepared
to stand up against all the
unexpected obstacles in their
future. After all, “Education
does not hurt, but ignorant
does”.
Thank You.