There are many girls who, when their period appears, get scared because they don’t know what it is and they don’t know what to do, and many of their classmates make fun of something that is biologically natural in women.
If there were a sexual education of menstruation, indicated for ages, many of the previously raised problems would disappear.
I do not think this can be done in all countries, because the customs and traditions of many countries do not allow this.
Sex education is compulsory in most western countries, but there has been general advice about what should be in the curriculum.
All students will now learn about the health of the menstrual cycle and the menstrual cycle that begins in primary school.
Students will also learn relationships from primary school, relationships and sex, from high school.
Dear Dr. Carmen Clavería León ,
This article about Comprehensive Sexuality Education | Menstrual Health and Hygiene :
https://ifmsa.org/2018/06/13/comprehensive-sexuality-education-i-menstrual-health-and-hygiene/
Education in science should include the knowledge of body functioning from a first person perspective, to complement third person views.
Education in social science and ethics, in a similar perspective, reflections on how we are, how we feel, and how these are aspects are related to our social groups and their perspectives.
Both of them are strongly needed!
Here in New Zealand we had our first sexual education talk at the intermediate level initially with a district nurse together as male and female then we were seperated by gender and we were spoken to as well as had printed material provided to us. I am not sure what other schools at that level had but the next time we had a similar talk was in what we called "Health class" and we were taught more about STD's and other drug related advice.
Yes, of course, it starts from ten years old for girls, and it is part of global education.
All children have the right to know how their body works and to protect it. Sex education is a right.
Would this mean lenthening the school day or lenthening the school year? And would a male or female teacher be providing the instructions? And would that person be certified to teach such information? There are a lot of issues and questions here.
Yes, there should be sex education in schools and institutes about female menstruation along with male ejaculations and the effects on health and safety !
It should be compulsory to teach and learn these basic nature's ways and wonders !
Whe should teach and learn their effects on social and cultural lives !
More the education, understanding, more would be peace and safe prosperity for all the diverse people of the humanity and mother Earth !
Yes, there should be sex education in schools and institutes about female menstruation and the effects on health and safety. It should be compulsory to teach and learn these basic nature's ways and wonders. We should teach and learn their effects on social and cultural lives.
It is critical topic in arab and Muslim countries. It calls for degeneration and porn. Such a topic is very critical and the culture of society does not accept it.
Best regards
Please find this good website:
https://www.verywellhealth.com/support-comprehensive-education-schools-3133083
Please see this good website:
https://www.plannedparenthood.org/learn/for-educators/what-sex-education
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