Kids need parents as sexuality educators; we need parents as advocates

Article Abstract:

Parents must be involved in their children's sexual education if young people are to make the right choices relating to their sexual health. When parents become more confident in this role they will also be able to challenge sexual education.

Analysis, Influence, Parents

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The landscape of sexuality education: discouraging, yet exciting

Article Abstract:

Advocating responsible sexual behaviour among America's young people requires work between government policymakers and community groups to ensure positive programmes are established in schools.

Health aspects, United States, Youth

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Sexuality education for the disabled is priority at home and school

Article Abstract:

Issues are presented concerning the needs which disabled people have for sex education. The importance of good support at school and in the home for children with disabilities is discussed.

Management, Disabled children, Study and teaching, President's Page, Parent-teacher relationships, Parent-teacher relations

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