Teachers are "horrified" about the conversations primary school students are having about sex.
What else do you expect from a liberalized and sexualized culture?
Posted on 01/31/2010 1:33:16 AM PST by myknowledge
TEACHERS are overhearing Tasmanian primary students boasting about having oral sex.
Roz Madsen from the Australian Education Union (AEU) said teachers "felt helpless" at how to deal with the problem, The Mercury reported.
"The students are talking about what they have done on the weekend, sexual experiences that they are having," she said.
"It seems to be happening at earlier ages."
(Excerpt) Read more at dailytelegraph.com.au ...
Teachers are "horrified" about the conversations primary school students are having about sex.
What else do you expect from a liberalized and sexualized culture?
Better than that.
If teachers overhear these things needing to be discussed, they need to step in and talk to the students.
If they feel helpless, then they shouldn’t be in the profession. This is a serious children’s welfare issues and somebody needs to be addressing it. Ideally it would be the parents, but if this is happening, there’s a good chance there’s inadequate parenting happening.
What a crock - it’s the teachers who are exposing the kids to explicit sexual instruction at earlier and earlier ages. What hypocrites.
Yes, and no - many of the people pushing sex education are generally qualified teachers, but most of them are no longer in the classroom. At least in Australia, where this article is from. There are too many left wingers who view a teaching qualification as a step towards political power, as a way of ‘changing society’. They push things. Teachers at the chalk face, generally just teach what they are told the curriculum tells them to teach - they’re not the ones writing it.
Without a moral framework there is nothing to say> They might as well sponsor orgies!!! Are the muzzie kids having sex? Now that can be delt with!!! honor you know!!
It’s in Tasmania, so I hardly bet any muzzies live there.
“Without a moral framework there is nothing to say> They might as well sponsor orgies!”
Exactly - ANYTHING they try to do would get them fired (assuming they’re even interested in trying to do anything more than get some videos), so, to paraphrase Dr. Elders, “let them have their fun”.
“Education Department spokesman Bob Phillips said parents had a role to play in teaching their children about sex and relationships.”
What a guy! Thanks for the permission, Bob.
oral sex is not sex according to Clinton.
Hahaha!
Just from reading the title, I had guessed that this must be about Australia.
I must admit, being an Australian myself, it was not that hard to guess.
The little Tasmanian Devils!
Either it’s inadequate parenting or just simply the liberalized and sexualized society in general.
The “Real” legacy of Billy “Blithe” Clinton.
Cheers!
It is happening right here in our own schools starting in the state of Mass. Thanks to Obama hiring our wonderful SAFE SCHOOLS CZAR this guy is promoting books from GLSEN that are about kids this age AND YOUNGER having sex.
This article is disgusting and the same old brainwashing crap I’ve heard for years. They keep screaming It’s not the fault of the schools. The schools have rammed sex,sex,sex,down the throat of our children since the 70’s and act surprised when our kids become sexualized. In fact anyone who will take the time to go to the library and read books on what these educators have to say this is exactly their goal. Sexualize our children. Don’t be fooled.
Maybe if the teacher put up of slide show of what oral herpes, gonorrhea, genital warts and other STDs actually look like they could shock the kids into shutting up and shame them in front of the class.
What are they going to do anyway? Tell the kids “Don’t do that”?
I doubt if they can get that horse back in the barn.
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