Outline And Work Cited

Outline of the Study

The outline of our research is as follows;

Introduction

Thesis

Topic Definition

Topic History

Discussion

Conclusion

Work Cited

Introduction

Prior to the twentieth century, sex education was even more haphazard. Most Americans and Europeans lived in the countryside, where chance observation of animal behavior provided young people with at least a measure of information about reproductive sexuality. Beyond that, education was mixed.

Thesis

Sex education should be necessary part of curriculum paramount to a developing teen. Sexual Education being taught in the school systems to teenagers is a subject which has repeatedly come under fire by many

Topic Definition

Given the expectation that girls would remain chaste until their wedding night, sex education for them did not seem pressing until the eve of matrimony, when their mothers were supposed to sit them down and explain sex and reproduction; contrary expectations for boys often meant that a young man's male relatives or co-workers would take him to a brothel to initiate him into the mysteries of sex.

Topic History

Prior to 1910

Up until 1920 there is no history of sex education. We managed as a race to "replicate" ourselves quite well for centuries with nowhere near the level of family disruption we have today and we did it without ever there existing any classroom sex education. Sex education exists because of an agenda.

1915

She also included a postcript which introduced her ideas about negative eugenics: Breeding Out The Unfit; plus a section about "how moral values were changing". Sanger wrote that "the next generation of young people, leading up to the Roaring 20's, [will] direct their sexual behavior not out of fear and morality...they are going to be replaced by logic and reason; scientific guides would determine what the moral standards of that generation would be".

1922

Sanger wrote The Pivot of Civilization. It fully develops her negative eugenics ideas. Also, she wrote: "Sex can be rendered effective and valuable only as it meets and satisfies the interests and demands of the pupil himself." i.e., "a self-centered approach".

1933

The National League for Sex Education was founded in Sweden with Eliesse Addison Jensen as president. In 1950 she became president of the International Planned Parenthood Federation. According to Grolier's Encyclopedia, Margaret Sanger was, in 1953, the first president of IPPF. Sweden moved quickly to establish National Mandatory Sex Education.

1941

The Swedish League held its first Summer Institute for sex educators ...