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In general, comprehensive education is favored by [[liberal|liberals]] while abstinence-only education is favored by [[conservative|conservatives]].
 
In general, comprehensive education is favored by [[liberal|liberals]] while abstinence-only education is favored by [[conservative|conservatives]].
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As well as subjects directly relation to physical sexual acts, sex education may also include instruction on relationship management, self-control, pregnency, the physiological changes of puberty, sexual orientation, and in religious schools the morality of sex. This variety adds to the political contriversy, with varying groups advocating the inclusion of exclusion of specific components.
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As well as subjects directly related to physical sexual acts, sex education may also include instruction or guidance on relationship management, self-control, pregnancy, the physiological changes of puberty, sexual orientation, and sometimes the morality of sex. This variety adds to the political controversy, with varying groups advocating the inclusion or exclusion of specific components.
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Sex education is typically taught at varying points throughout education, either as a seperate short course (Often with a visiting specialist teacher) or as a module in the science cirriculum. Thus an individual student will go through several sex education courses, each one imparting information considered appropriate for their age at the time.
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Sex education is typically taught at varying points throughout education, either as a separate short course (often with a visiting specialist teacher) or as a module in the science curriculum. Thus an individual student will go through several sex education courses, each one imparting information considered appropriate for their age at the time.
    
==Abstinence Only==
 
==Abstinence Only==
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