Childhood Sexuality Flashcards
What is the first of four points to remember about Discussing sexuality with kids
- Facts
- provide your children with the unbiased factual information
- don’t poor your beliefs upon them, allow them to make their own choices.
What is the first of four points to remember about Discussing sexuality with kids
- Facts
- provide your children with the unbiased factual information
What is the secound of four points to remember about Discussing sexuality with kids
- Values
- Tell your children what you think and feel about the facts in a non-judgmental way
What is the third of four points to remember about Discussing sexuality with kids
- Responsibility
- Let your children know what you expect of them
- Ask them how they can be responsible for sexual decisions
What is the fourth of four points to remember about Discussing sexuality with kids
- Self-esteem
- Help your children feel positive about themselves and their bodies.
- The more confident you are, the easier this will be
What are five recommendations to keep in mind when teaching sex education to kids?
- Start early
- There is no taboo subjects
- Don’t wait for them to ask
- Make sexuality education a family activity
- Both parents need to be included
What are five things to keep in mind when teaching sex ed?
- stamp out the double standards
- don’t be shocked by questions
- identify the question before you answer
- be prepared for criticism
- teaching sex ed should be like teaching anything else.
What are some outside forces that influence how youth see sex?
- Media, television
- Peer information
- Fear of Sexism
What are some of the social influences that affect a youths idea of sex?
- effects of behavior modeling
- modeling of sexual attitudes
- home life
What is the most important thing to remember when teaching sex to youth?
The Message you want to give is you are always available to talk and answer questions.
What are some things you want to avoid when teaching sex ed?
- Don’t be pushy
- Don’t rush
- Don’t do it alone
- Try not to overreact
- Don’t talk too long
- Don’t force an issue