Tag Archives: sex ed
Continuing our focus on National Teen Pregnancy Prevention Month, this week’s post is written by one of FPA’s Pregnancy Prevention Coordinators. I’ll never forget it. Standing in front of a hundred or so eighth-grade boys, I asked them where they … Continue reading
As a woman, do you consider yourself above average? I mean, in terms of your reproductive life span? Don’t know what I’m talking about? That’s okay, I’ll explain later. First I want to share some great news.
Anyone who has ever taught a sex education class knows that students come to class with a multitude of questions. When a trusted adult creates a safe space for young people they may ask questions that can be challenging to … Continue reading
