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| I am writing a research paper for my college biology class on sex ed in public schools. This is interview form 1. Should sex ed be taught in public schools, why or why not? 2. What is an appropriate age/grade level? 3. Should the class be optional or credit class nec. for graduation? 4. How should teachers address it? (scientifically, religiously) 5. Co-ed classes or seperated based on sex of instructors? 6. How should homosexuality be addressed? Or shouldn't it be. Thank you all for your time. I appreciate it greatly. Feel free to add your opinions even if they are not addressed by my questions.      |
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