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Celebrating love

Celebrating love. Sexual education at school in The Netherlands . Introduction. Claire Smit, teacher, special educational needs coördinator Rogier Tiel Groenestege teamleader, first grades. ‘Doctor Corry’. Sexual education at primary school. Sexual education at secondary school.

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Celebrating love

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  1. Celebrating love Sexual education at school in The Netherlands

  2. Introduction Claire Smit, teacher, special educationalneeds coördinator Rogier Tiel Groenestege teamleader, first grades

  3. ‘Doctor Corry’ • Sexualeducation at primary school

  4. Sexualeducation at secondary school

  5. Sexualeducation at secondary school

  6. Differencesbetweencountries in Europe Figuur 1: EU27 landen a met hoogste en laagste percentage 15-jarigen dat ooit geslachtsgemeenschap heeft gehad (Bron: Currie et al., 2008; HBSC survey-jaar 2005/2006). aIerland en Polen verzamelden geen gegevens over seksuele gezondheid. Ook gegevens voor Malta zijn niet meegenomen in de vergelijking vanwege verschillen in vraagstelling. http://www.nationaalkompas.nl/gezondheidsdeterminanten/leefstijl/seksueel-gedrag/verschillen-internationaal/

  7. Statements Sexualeducationshouldn’tbe part of te school the schoolprogram. It’s the parentstasktoinform the children. Sexueladucationencouragessexualactivity in adolescents. The Netherlands are well knownfortheirstraightforwardand open culture. Thatswhysexueleducationcanbe a part of the curriculum. This is notpossible in our country / culture Homosexualety is a regarded as normalandaccepted in our society. Itsnormal subject todiscusswithstudents.

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