The purpose of sex education is to help individuals acquire correct sexual knowledge, understand the importance of sexual health, sexual behavior and sexual relations, and how to make responsible decisions.
Sex education usually includes the following contents: explaining the physiological structure and function of human body, including reproductive system, sexual development and gender characteristics. Provide basic knowledge about sex and sexual health, such as sexually transmitted infections and contraceptive methods, as well as information on protecting yourself and others from sexually transmitted diseases.
Emphasize the importance of sexual health and sexual relations, including intimacy, emotion and communication skills. Explore the importance of gender equality, respect and consent, and how to establish a healthy, mutually beneficial and respectful sexual relationship. Emphasize the values of sex education, such as respecting others' choices, responsible sexual behavior and avoiding sexual violence.
The goal of sex education is to help individuals explore and understand sex healthily and safely, and to empower them to make wise decisions and establish healthy sexual relations. It not only pays attention to sexual behavior itself, but also pays attention to the all-round development of sex and emotion, interpersonal relationship and self-cognition.