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Jun 2 2021 01:07pm
This strikes me as highly inappropriate and id certainly pull my kids out of any school that thought sex ed for first graders is a good idea. What do our resident pardians make of sex ed at younger ages? Id think around the age of puberty it makes sense to discuss this topic but prior to that it's just perverse.

https://m.theepochtimes.com/parents-outraged-over-contents-of-first-grade-sex-ed-lesson-at-nyc-private-school_3838359.html

First-grade students at Dalton School, an institution with a price tag of about $50,000 per year, watched clips from the animated series AMAZE during a sex-ed lesson last fall, according to the New York Post. The lessons were taught by Dalton’s director of health and wellness, Justine Ang Fonte, who has recently faced criticism for teaching an explicit “pornography literacy” course to junior students at the Colombia Grammar & Preparatory School nearby.

Parents took issue with Fonte’s graphic lesson about self-touching. She reportedly assured parents that the idea was teaching kids not to touch themselves in public, and that she didn’t use the word “masturbation.”

Some parents also took issue with another portion of the lesson where students were taught that even their own parents or grandparents should not touch them without permission. While some believe that teaching about consent can help children better protect themselves from potential abuse, others argue that it went a little extreme.

“Literally parents are supposed to say to their kids, May I hug you?” said one Dalton parent, according to the Post, which noted that all parents featured in its report specifically asked to remain anonymous due to fear of retaliation.
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Jun 2 2021 01:44pm
so this... this is the power of private education...
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Jun 2 2021 02:01pm
I feel like my first instance of sexual education was watching Undergrads in grade 4 at like 5:00 in the morning since I couldn't stay up late enough to watch it but I had no limit on how early I could get up.

One of the best 1 season shows ever.

This post was edited by SBD on Jun 2 2021 02:01pm
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Jun 2 2021 02:04pm
Kindergarten and up masturbation issues should be handled on a case by case basis where its an issue. and it rarely but sometimes is. planting the seed is inappropriate.
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Jun 2 2021 02:21pm
there promoting child transgenderism nowadays.
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Jun 2 2021 02:25pm
jfc 1st grade?! lmao. 6th grade at the earliest, and that's still very early wth.

Quote (thesnipa @ Jun 2 2021 04:04pm)
Kindergarten and up masturbation issues should be handled on a case by case basis where its an issue. and it rarely but sometimes is. planting the seed is inappropriate.


yup, and ideally by parents.
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Quote (Donahey @ Jun 2 2021 03:25pm)
jfc 1st grade?! lmao. 6th grade at the earliest, and that's still very early wth.



yup, and ideally by parents.


while part of me agree, part of me accepts many parents are too ineffectual to fix the issue before its too late. so i'd say maybe a mix of both. almost 100% of these types have special needs, and maybe 50% of those parents have special needs.
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Jun 2 2021 02:36pm
I'm more than fine with teaching consent at a young age.
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Quote (thesnipa @ Jun 2 2021 03:04pm)
Kindergarten and up masturbation issues should be handled on a case by case basis where its an issue. and it rarely but sometimes is. planting the seed is inappropriate.

/LogicalTakeFTW/thread
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Quote (thesnipa @ Jun 2 2021 04:26pm)
while part of me agree, part of me accepts many parents are too ineffectual to fix the issue before its too late. so i'd say maybe a mix of both. almost 100% of these types have special needs, and maybe 50% of those parents have special needs.


right, that's why i said ideally. too many parents either don't care to, or don't have the time to educate themselves on how to do that.

e/ or special, that too

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