sex instruction

Contains twelve articles that provide a variety of perspectives on issues related to birth control, discussing the role of birth control in sex education programs, birth control access and restrictions, and more.

High school journalists Jess and Molly create an upheaval at school and in their community as they strive to write and publish a series of frank articles about AIDS for their school newspaper.

Provides information and advice to teens to young adults on the issues of sex, STDs, ethics, teen pregnancy, and other topics.

Contains twelve essays which provide a variety of perspectives on the issue of sex education, discussing the effectiveness of sex education, abstinence education, the politics of sex education debates, and the needs of gay teens.

Explores controversies related to access to birth control for teens; provides varying perspectives on how the availability of birth control to teens became controversial, whether schools should make birth control available to teens, should parental consent be required, should abstinence be the sole birth control method taught to teens, and how access to contraception affects teen pregnancy rates.

A Planned Parenthood sex education course for the whole family, covering all aspects of sex and sexuality.

Public schools in America first started teaching sex education in the 1920s and yet statistics show that nearly 250,000 girls between the ages of 15 and 17 get pregnant each year. Through objective discussion, numerous direct quotes, and full-color illustrations this title examines the issue.