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The toolbox contains icebreakers, videos, projects, educational materials, and much more for use in sex education at the adolescent level.
Here you can find books, instructional materials, pamphlets, teaching ideas, coloring books, comics, and projects for use in sex education at the adolescent level.
Here is a toolkit containing videos, websites, TV shows, animations, and podcasts that can be used for sex education at the adolescent level.
Why kissing is good - here are a few points about kissing and why it's beneficial.
Talking to children about pornography - here are points that are helpful to read before discussing pornography with adolescents.
Pornography and 'sexting' – the prevalence of sexual image sharing among children - Video. In this lecture, Margrét Lilja Guðmundsdóttir, a specialist at Research and Analysis and a lecturer at the Sports Science Department of Reykjavík University, and Kolbrún Hrund Sigurgeirsdóttir, Project Manager of the Reykjavík Gender Equality Academy, discuss digital sexual violence and the extent of sexual image sharing among children.
The difference between sex and pornography Here's a teaching idea aimed at helping students understand the difference between sex and pornography
Debating agreement/disagreement Here is a teaching concept aimed at getting students to consider various issues (e.g., pubic hair, nude photo sharing, violence, etc.), take a position on them, and be able to justify their views. This also provides the opportunity to change opinions and realize that there may be more than one side to any issue.
Ten reasons to avoid OnlyFans - here, former sex worker Harmony (Dust) Grillo provides ten reasons why she believes creating an OnlyFans account is a bad idea. She writes particularly to those who identify as girls/women, but the article is intended for everyone.
What adolescents want to learn about - results of a workshop from 2020 with adolescents from all City schools. This is what the youth wanted to be educated on then. Check out Week6 2024 to see what they want to learn about today.
Am I ready to start having sex? - this checklist is well suited for young people who are considering when they are ready to start having sex with others. The checklist is intended for young adults to review and answer for themselves, not to be submitted or have the answers read aloud.