The quest for sexual education in public education must be comprehensive, intersectional and contextual. It is an imperative that we must reform sexuality education. As the text shows, young people want spaces where they can discuss sexuality and topics related to this subject. In effect, I would like to know how we can bring young people into conversations of sexual education in order to create content that they’re interested in learning/discussing? Also, what are progressive, effective models of sexual education that currently exist? Lastly, should school districts provide professional development workshops on sexuality education to their teachers?
Spring, Joel. “Globalization, Religion, Free Markets, and Human Capital.” The American School – From the Puritans to the Trump Era, 10 ed., Routledge, 2018, pp. 478–506.
