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MomaMary8
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The part bolded above is soooo true! It must be taught with morals, and the lack of morality when discussing these issues is what gives my daughter the heeby-jeebies! We also concluded that much of “health” class can be covered when discussing the virtues. God’s plan is SO much better than the secular world’s ideas. I just pray more can see this some day.I have never seen it… but unless I actually saw the video beforehand, I would not be ok with it. Even if she has the same goal (abstinence), the approach and reasoning behind it matters… It is good to let them know about STD’s etc etc… but that isn’t the main reason why they need to abstain (and I have no idea of what she says in the video, I am just talking about any sex ed in general). I read somewhere about how sexual education should never be done without including the moral aspect of it… I have no idea about what she includes in her talks, and they may indeed be wonderful, but even one “off” remark could affect a student negatively (from the video or the teacher presenting it).