Copy of SEX EDUCATION

STD's

Sexually Transmitted Diseases

First off, what you learn from me in these next two days

does not replace what your parents teach you.

There is a myth that says you can only

get STD's from having sexual intercourse.

No, you can be infected through skin to skin

contact with an infected area or sore.

Signs of Gonorrhea are:

• burning sensation when urinating
• yellowish-white discharge may

ooze out of the tip of the urethra

(tip of the penis)

Pubic Lice:

Tiny insects that can crawl from the pubic hair of one person to the pubic hair of another person during sexual contact. You can also get pubic lice from infested clothing, towels, and bedding. On the persons body, the insects live by sucking blood from their host. They are also known as "crabs" because when seen under a microscope they look like tiny crabs.

Symptoms of Pubic Lice:

• intense itching
• tiny tan or grayish insects crawling in your

pubic hair

• tiny oval shaped white-yellowish blobs

in your pubic hair. These are the eggs.

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Genital Warts:

Genital warts are warts that are located near or on the genital areas. In a female, that means on or near the vulva (the outside genital area), vagina, cervix, or anus. In a male, that means near or on the penis, scrotum, or anus.

Are you ready to be a father?

So how do teens learn about

Teen Pregnancy

Could there be any consequences to having sex?

What is sex or sexual intercourse?

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The insertion of the man's erect penis into a woman's vagina.

This is why I want to emphasize "ABSTINENCE," and waiting until you are married before you engage in

any sexual activity.

Teen Pregnancy

Even if a condom or some kind of protection is used it is not going to keep you 100% safe from pregnancy or STD's.

Being a father or being a parent you don't have days off.

There is a tremendous amount of responsibility being a parent. You will never be ready.

So why take the risk! Your life can change with this one decision.

Parents

Friends

Family Members

Television

Internet

PE or Health Teachers

Abstinence is the only fool proof way of not getting pregnant and not contracting an STD. It is100% effective. A girl can't get pregnant because there's no opportunity for sperm to fertilize an egg.

Your life has completly changed.

How do teenagers learn about sex?

Let's talk about sex or sexual intercourse

Let’s take a look at the differences in the male and

female reproductive systems that make us so unique.

Endometrium:

It is a mucus membrane that lines the uterus

It changes throughout the

menstrual cycle.

If the women does not get

pregnant, part of the lining

is shed and causes menstrual bleeding.

Uterus:

AKA-the womb. Where a baby grows

Ovary:

Where the egg is made

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Cervix:

Connects the Uterus to the

Vagina. It creates a type of mucus

that either promotes or prevents

pregnancy

Penis:

Made up of two parts,

the shaft and the glans (the head)

Fallopian Tube:

connect the uterus to the ovaries.

This is where fertilization of the egg

takes place. An egg will travel through

the fallopian tube to the uterus (womb)

Testes or Testicles:

Oval shaped. Produce

and store millions of sperm

Urethra:

The channel that carries

the semen to the outside of the

body through the penis

Vagina:

is a muscular, hollow tube the extends

from vaginal opening to the uterus.

It is about 3 to 5 inches in length and is

able to expand. This is where the baby will

come out.

Scrotum:

The sack like structure

that holds your testes. It

also regulates temperature

to help produce sperm.

Vulva:

Protects the outer part of the vagina

The Female Reproductive System

The Male Reproductive System

Vas Deferens:

A tube that passes

up alongside the

testicles and transports

the semen.

Abstinence is the way to go.

So wait till your married before having sex.

Final Thoughts

Why should we learn about it?

What's The Truth

“Sex education is a broad term used to describe education

about human sexual anatomy, sexual reproduction,

sexual intercourse, and other aspects of human sexual behavior.”

(Science Daily)

You need to be properly informed about sex!

We hear,see,and learn about sex from so many different places, but how do we know what is right. What is the truth about sex.

Sex Education 101