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Sexuality is an integral part of human identity and development from birth to death, influenced by many cultural and social factors. Sexuality has both physical and non-physical components encompassing spirituality, emotions, relationships and identity. Young people in care often have less access to sexuality education and information, and higher rates of risky sexual behaviors and outcomes like early pregnancy due to past trauma and lack of guidance. One young person expressed a desire for open communication with carers about sexuality topics like consent and contraception.
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Teacher well-being is important because it influences students, colleagues, and the community. Stressed teachers perform poorly and spread negative emotions, affecting student performance and well-being. To manage stress, teachers should recognize stress signs, use techniques like breathing and conflict resolution, and make self-care a priority through good time management, social support, and stress-reducing activities. Unmanaged stress hurts individuals and communities.
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