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Is it really wrong for teachers to teach 8-year-olds about sex?
In my opinion, there is nothing wrong with teachers teaching 8-year-old children about sex. On the contrary, it is inappropriate for parents to blame teachers or even delete teachers. I think this parent's understanding of sex is wrong, which is why she said such things to her teacher.

? Sex is not a negative thing. On the contrary, teaching children proper sexual knowledge at an appropriate age can play a positive guiding role. Everyone's birth is accidental, and we are all new life conceived by the combination of sperm and eggs on the placenta. When we were young, we all asked a question: how did we come? Some parents are ashamed to talk about it, so they will joke with us and say: We found it in the trash can. This statement often makes us feel depressed. It turns out that our birth has nothing to do with our parents who love us. We are rubbish they don't want. But to put it another way, my father planted a seed in my mother's stomach, which thrived in my mother's stomach and eventually became you. This statement will make children feel that they are the crystallization of their parents and the result of their joint efforts. Sex is innocent, because some people don't clearly realize that sex is an expression of love, so they have wrong thoughts and behaviors.

? Children of different ages should receive different information and knowledge. From the age of three, children should be given gender awareness. Children at this stage should be taught to protect their private parts and not allow anyone to invade them, regardless of gender. Older children should have a certain understanding of their own bodies, and don't laugh at each other because of gender differences. Another point is to teach some knowledge about marriage and family, and pay attention to the influence of external environment on children.

Generally speaking, the ultimate goal of sex education is to let children learn to respect others and protect themselves, and let children know that marriage and family are the result of love. So I think the teacher's approach is to guide the children positively and cultivate their healthy attitude, which is not wrong.