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Modern sex ed began in the sixties. It was based on Alfred Kinsey’s model of human sexuality
== Sex Education in England ==
== Sex Education in England ==
In England the National Curriculum <ref>[http://www.dfes.gov.uk National Curriculum]</ref> requires all schools to offer comprehensive sex education as part of Personal, Social and Health Education, from junior school on. These classes are opt-out: All children take the lessons unless their parents have previously requested otherwise.
In England the National Curriculum <ref>[http://www.dfes.gov.uk National Curriculum]</ref> requires all schools to offer comprehensive sex education as part of Personal, Social and Health Education, from junior school on. These classes are opt-out: All children take the lessons unless their parents have previously requested otherwise.
==Sex Education in America==
[[Miriam Grossman]], M.D. wrote:
*Modern sex ed began in the sixties. It was based on Alfred Kinsey’s model of human sexuality. Thanks to the brilliant and courageous work of Dr Judith Reisman, we now know that Kinsey was both a fraud, and a deeply disturbed individual.
*For Kinsey, it was anything goes when it came to sexuality, and I mean anything. He believed, for example, that pedophiles were misunderstood, and their punishments unjust.
*"Sexuality is not an appetite to be curbed", Kinsey insisted. He taught that, and he lived it.
*His official biography documents the beliefs on which he based his work, and his personal life: The “human animal” is pansexual. Traditional morality is destructive.<ref> [http://www.miriamgrossmanmd.com/a-brief-history-of-sex-ed-part-i/ A Brief History of Sex Ed: How We Reached Today’s Madness] - [[Miriam Grossman]], M.D.</ref>
==References==
==References==