Y'all crazy if you don't think schools and geography and demographics don't play a part in what kids get exposed to.

I remember sex ed in grade 3 or 4. They taught the functions of our reproductive organs. With regards to the maturbation curriculum, how many of us were ever taught? None, I assume. And how many of us never figured it out? It's not needed. And anal sex? Why not throw in some handies and BJ's.

The only reason they put that in there is to push the sexualization of our kids. Everyone's is so anxious for kids to grow up, but as someone who works in children's animation and teaches kids art, I prefer to extended children's childhood and innocence.

And with regards to same-sex, it would be more appropriate to teach acceptance and tolerance of all, as opposed to focusing on gays alone. They should teach acceptance of gender, orientation, ethnicity, social/economic status, disabilities, etc. Don't kid yourselves, it's clearly a push of the liberal agenda.

I don't disregard that everyone should be allowed an opinion, but the ones with the highest stake in the game are parents, not the ones without kids, and not some academic bookworm. And while the actual changes may not be as drastic as I fear them to be, I have absolutely no faith in the provincial liberals.

I realize it's not the same as when we went to school, but grade 3? That's just crazy talk.

All three of you are old. Masterbation is already being taught at grade 5. By taught I mean it was talked about. So are you opt-in out of this sex-ed curriculum as well.

Because I'm sure you guys learned all about masterbation, homosexuals etc from your parents. I guess ignorance is bliss


In before it's the devils work & batty man fi bun

I did actually learn about a lot of that stuff from my parents. They had the talk with me, and yes
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aIUZlzd37sI

Can't you figure out jerking off all by yourself?

4Three I agree with you on the morality and the cultural views. It goes against a lot of cultures and a lot of these things should be kept private in terms of the how. But not all parents are proactive & a lot leave everything up to teachers. A lot of kids feel alone because their different leading to problems in school, drug abuse & even suicide.

I think the disconnect is your thinking that they're teaching kids the "how". How to be give bj's, how to masterbate etc. The teachers don't touch the how part not even in grade 9 and instead focus on the theory and simply that people have different preferences, then how each culture feels about the topic.

The main reason it's being brought up is because kids are hitting puberty at younger ages, there's no getting around that. Girls are getting their periods at 8 & 10 which is grade 5. It's hard to explain why that happens without giving the reasoning behind it. It's hard to explain why little Jimmy has a mustache in grade 5. Then why they don't find the opposite sex attractive etc. without talking about homosexuality.

They did cover disabilities along with drugs & suicides in grade 4. It was called V.I.P. (Values Influences & Peers) Did you not have that? They gave out a bright white, neon green and pink shirt as well.


Fuck you guys are making me feel like a baby, lol.

Fuzzy did you have V.I.P. what grade did you have sex ed?

Nah man I didn't have that V.I.P thing. We learned about reproductive organs, family and extended family dynamic....and that was about it for grade school. It wasn't until grade 9 gym class ( split boys/girls) that they showed how to put condoms on bananas to keep them fresh. We had this freshie Persian gym teacher and he literally put a porn on for 20mins and that was it lol