02-09-2014, 03:13 AM
If parents instilled a sense of self respect and respect for others in their children our society would be much better in the long run.
Unfortunately many parents elect to use "electronic babysitters" in order to ease the burden of raising their children, thus we see the myriad problems which ensue when such children behave in ways our communities find unacceptable.
Nearly every crime can be traced back to a child who has no self respect, and by extension, no respect for others.
Teen sexuality is nothing new, and those who have respect for themselves as well as others will be more inclined to behave responsibly and will hopefully ensure that they view their bodies as being special - not something to be taken for granted.
The more educated our children are, the better choices they will make.
Many scientific studies show that educated females tend to avoid pregnancy until they are able to properly care for and nurture those babies that they do have.
That said, I think that sex ed in schools need to be acceptable to the parents of the students who will be attending these classes.
Sadly, from my personal experience, our public schools are little more than "pre-prisons" where our children are exposed to all manner of illegal and unacceptable behaviors. As previously mentioned, many parents are failing their children miserably, and by extension failing society as well.
Unfortunately many parents elect to use "electronic babysitters" in order to ease the burden of raising their children, thus we see the myriad problems which ensue when such children behave in ways our communities find unacceptable.
Nearly every crime can be traced back to a child who has no self respect, and by extension, no respect for others.
Teen sexuality is nothing new, and those who have respect for themselves as well as others will be more inclined to behave responsibly and will hopefully ensure that they view their bodies as being special - not something to be taken for granted.
The more educated our children are, the better choices they will make.
Many scientific studies show that educated females tend to avoid pregnancy until they are able to properly care for and nurture those babies that they do have.
That said, I think that sex ed in schools need to be acceptable to the parents of the students who will be attending these classes.
Sadly, from my personal experience, our public schools are little more than "pre-prisons" where our children are exposed to all manner of illegal and unacceptable behaviors. As previously mentioned, many parents are failing their children miserably, and by extension failing society as well.
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"Life is labor, and all that is good in life comes from that labor..."