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 | While it's true that we all learn in different ways and there's no one right way to teach, it's equally true that there are some practices that could generally be said to be more helpful and more broadly applicable, and there are other practices that could be considered, well to use a technical pedagogical term, bone-head moves. This week's newsletter is something of a primer in the highs and lows of public attempts to get youth thinking about sexuality in different ways. ~ Cory | |
Want to Get Teens to Listen to You? Try Shaming Them
When I first saw this new teen pregnancy prevention campaign from the NYC Department of Social Services I thought it was a spoof. I thought they were connecting with teens by making it clear that they knew fear and shame don't work. I was wrong.
| Inspired Sex Education - 6 Questions for Scarleteen
And in the other corner, Scarleteen has been providing supportive, respectful sex education for teens and folks in their 20s since the beginning of the web. Last year they supported over 5 million people, all on a budget of $45,000. Check out what they do, and if you like what you see, think about supporting them and supporting sex education that works.
| The Fundamentals of Good Sex Education
Eight elements of every great sex education experience.
| How Do You Have Sex With a Cupcake?
At long last, the cupcake trend has made it's way to our bedrooms, minus the crumbs.
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