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A classroom scene where students are engaged in a discussion about sexual education, with diverse students of different backgrounds, genders, and focuses on inclusivity, educational materials visible such as posters about consent and healthy relationships.

Understanding Sexual Education Survey

Take a moment to participate in our survey on sexual education! Your insights will help enhance the curriculum and understand the perspectives surrounding this important topic.

Share your experience with sexual education in school
Contribute to the conversation about its necessity
Help shape future educational approaches

10 Questions2 MinutesCreated by EmpoweringVoice101

If you have been taught sex education in school, what grade(s) did you have it?

If you didn’t have sex education, why?

Parents didn’t want me to learn sex ed in school.

Parents forgot to sign the consent form.

Instruction was not offered

Other

Do you thin Sexual Education should be

Taught only once

Refreshed every 6 months

Refreshed every year

Not taught at all

Would it be more beneficial for Sexual Education to be taught in single sex groups?

Yes

Not concerned

What areas of Sexual Education do you think are most important

Consent

Pregnancy

Sexually Transmitted Diseases

Contraception

All of the above

None of the above

Which statement most accurately reflects what you were taught about condoms?

When used properly, condoms are effective in preventing against unintended pregnancy, sexual transmitted infections (STIs), and HIV.”

Condoms are not effective in preventing against unintended pregnancy, STIs, or HIV

I was not taught about condoms.

Which of the following best describes what you were taught about preventing STD’s and unintended pregnancy?

Abstinence (Don’t have sex) was the only thing discussed.

O Condoms and birth control mentioned, but most time was spent on abstinence.

Abstinence and condoms/birth control were both discussed fully.

Was not taught

Which subjects did the class cover? (Choose all that apply.)

No sex/Abstinence

Condoms

Contraception (birth control)

How to make healthy decisions

Body image

Gender roles

Gay and Lesbian issues

Sexual Abuse/ Healthy Relationships

Local resources for sexual health

Other

What is your personal opinion on the availability of sexual education in public schools?

I believe that comprehensive sexual education should be required in all public schools.

I believe that comprehensive sexual education should be available in all public schools, but students should be allowed to be exempt if the instruction interferes with the student's religious or otherwise personal beliefs.

I believe that public schools should not address the topic of sex.

I have no opinion on the availability of sexual education in public schools.

How would you rate the quality of Sexual Education taught in school, on a scale of one to ten? 1 being not useful at all, and 10 being very useful?

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