The only example you mentioned that is attributable to government is sex-ed.
Sex education isn't about teaching you how to have sex, it's "here's all the reasons you need to be very careful with sex".
In my classes I learned about many different STI's and the dangers of unprotected sex. Not once was I taught a Kamasutra position or what to do with my fingers.
For younger kids I assume the curriculum would be more about what kinds of behaviors they need to be careful of and immediately warn other adults about.
I suppose the name is very unfortunate because a lot of people seem to think sex-ed is about getting young people to start having sex, when in fact it has the opposite result and we can see it in statistics.
Sex education isn't about teaching you how to have sex, it's "here's all the reasons you need to be very careful with sex".
In my classes I learned about many different STI's and the dangers of unprotected sex. Not once was I taught a Kamasutra position or what to do with my fingers.
For younger kids I assume the curriculum would be more about what kinds of behaviors they need to be careful of and immediately warn other adults about.
I suppose the name is very unfortunate because a lot of people seem to think sex-ed is about getting young people to start having sex, when in fact it has the opposite result and we can see it in statistics.