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    Sex education is essential for youth to learn about the risks and consequences of sex, such as unintended pregnancy and sexually transmitted infections. It reduces teen pregnancy by educating youth that their bodies and emotions are not ready to support a child. Only 40% of teen mothers complete high school due to the stresses of parenthood. Sex education also helps reduce the spread of STIs as many youth do not consider the risks of unprotected sex. It teaches that students have a right to say no and helps them understand healthy relationships and consent.

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    Sex education is essential for youth to learn about the risks and consequences of sex, such as unintended pregnancy and sexually transmitted infections. It reduces teen pregnancy by educating youth that their bodies and emotions are not ready to support a child. Only 40% of teen mothers complete high school due to the stresses of parenthood. Sex education also helps reduce the spread of STIs as many youth do not consider the risks of unprotected sex. It teaches that students have a right to say no and helps them understand healthy relationships and consent.

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    Sex education is essential for youth to learn about the risks and consequences of sex, such as unintended pregnancy and sexually transmitted infections. It reduces teen pregnancy by educating youth that their bodies and emotions are not ready to support a child. Only 40% of teen mothers complete high school due to the stresses of parenthood. Sex education also helps reduce the spread of STIs as many youth do not consider the risks of unprotected sex. It teaches that students have a right to say no and helps them understand healthy relationships and consent.

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    Sex education is essential for youth to learn about the risks and consequences of sex, such as unintended pregnancy and sexually transmitted infections. It reduces teen pregnancy by educating youth that their bodies and emotions are not ready to support a child. Only 40% of teen mothers complete high school due to the stresses of parenthood. Sex education also helps reduce the spread of STIs as many youth do not consider the risks of unprotected sex. It teaches that students have a right to say no and helps them understand healthy relationships and consent.

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    SEX EDUCATION ARGUMENTATIVE ESSAY:

    Sex education is essential for our youth. A large number


    of teenagers are never taught about the consequences of having sex. They are not
    taught the truth about sexually transmitted infections or early pregnancies. Could
    changing this help our children and futices, or at the very least be aware of the
    risks associated with having sex? It's something we all wonder about as teenagers:
    sex. Teenagers frequently feel awkward discussing sex with their parents. As a
    result, sex education is effective when taught in schools. Many people believe that
    this will pique adolescent curiosity and lead to experimentation. Sex education, if
    thoroughly taught, will be informative and provide teens with a good understanding
    of sex and why it is such a big deal.

    First and foremost, Sex education reduces teen pregnancy.


    The course will teach teenagers (both boys and girls) about the negative
    consequences of having a child at a young age. Teens are not physically or
    emotionally mature enough to carry a child, even if they are biologically ready.
    For example, the stress and difficulty of body changes frequently leads to pre-
    mature births, which can result in life-long problems for both the mother and the
    baby.This not only has an impact on the mother's health, but it can also have an
    impact on the mother's education. Only 40% of teen mothers complete high school.
    Grades tend to drop, and the simplest way out is to refuse to go. The parents are
    exhausted after staying up all night providing care and support for the baby. How
    can they concentrate in school when they have a life at stake? This connects
    towards the abortion rate. Teenagers who become pregnant are frequently pressured
    to do an abortion. Both pregnancy and abortion can be avoided if the adolescent is
    responsible and practices abstinence or safe sex.

    Furthermore, Sex education in schools is needed to


    reduce the spread of sexually transmitted diseases. Many teenagers will not
    consider this when they are intimate with another person, but it is the school's
    responsibility to keep the teenagers informed. Diseases not only cause health
    problems, but they can also cause infertility in women, and HIV AIDS is lethal to
    humans.

    Lastly, Sex education can keep children and teenagers


    safe from sexual abuse. Victims of sexual abuse do not report their abuse because
    they are afraid of being humiliated. They may be oblivious about sexual abuse. The
    abuser brainwashes the victims into believing that what they are doing is
    justifiable. Sex education will not provide any guidance or steps to take once you
    are abused. twStudents need to understand that they have the right to say "no."
    Children and teenagers should acknowledge health relationships, boundaries, and
    consent.

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