An International Teacher's Aid to Safe Sexual Health Education

Are you feeling uneasy about teaching sex ed? Worry no more.

Everything you need to know is here at your fingers tips including 50+ lessons plans, tips on classroom management and much more! Buy this book now to make your job more meaningful and easier with our step-by-step instructions & inspiration in this 260 page manual!

This all-emcompassing sexual health education teacher's manual includes:

1. Everything teacher's need to know about teaching sex ed such as:

- What is Sexual Health Education?
- The Benefits of Sexual Health Education
- Questions to Consider About Your School's Sex Education Initiatives
- Fourteen Tips on How to Teach Sex Ed
- How to Respond to Students' "Challenging" Questions or Scenarios
- Sexual Health Education Notification Letter to Parents
- Classroom Management Techniques
- 13 Suggestions on Setting Ground Rules
- Suggested Phrases on Setting a Comfortable and Respectful Learning Environment
- Our School's Code of Conduct Form
- Disciplinary Interventions for Student Misconduct Form
- Student Misconduct Reflection Sheet
- The Benefits of Classroom-Based Learning Activities
- How to Increase Students' Self-Esteem
- How to Prevent Bullying & Sexting


2. A simplified 10 Step Learning Model on how to:

Step 1: Set the Tone and Establish Class Rules
Step 2: Clarify Misconceptions About Puberty and Reproductive Systems
Step 3: Maximize Positive Body Image and Self-Esteem
Step 4: Build Healthy Peer Relationships
Step 5: Teach Students about Unplanned Pregnancies and Associated Risks
Step 6: Promote Full Understanding of Condoms and Contraceptive Use
Step 7: Eliminate "It'll Never Happen To Me" Syndrome and Possibility of STIs (i.e., STDS)
Step 8: Address Abstinence and Self-Awareness
Step 9: Improve Respect For Sexual Diversity (i.e. LGBT)
Step 10: Encourage Activism and Personal Leadership


3. Over 50 classroom-based learning activities (i.e., lesson plans) on how to teach:

* Our Anatomy, Puberty Changes, Body Image & Self-Esteem, Healthy Relationships, Pregnancy & Contraceptive Methods, Sexually Transmitted Infections (STIs), Pornography Myths, Abstinence, Sexual Abuse, Sexual Diversity (LGBT) & Leadership



A quick note from the author:

I would like to leave you with one of my greatest lessons when teaching safe sexual health education: No matter what content you are teaching, is not merely as important as the underlying message and inner transformation you are trying to instil in them, which can only be achieved once YOU (the teacher) are in-tuned with your highest and most caring self.

If you teach from a place of honesty, love and compassion, they will feel it. When teaching sex ed, it is essential that you recognize that YOU can help heal wounds, clarify misconceptions, remove prejudices, and guide each and every one of your students towards making wise and assertive sexual decisions. You are not simply teaching an ordinary course such as math or science, you are teaching life skills and what it really means to love and respect themselves, and others.