Re: 'Seperate classes for boys and girls on sex education'.

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Dear Group,

Re: /message/9105

In response to Dr. Divya Mithel's experience sharing regarding seperate classes

on Sex Education among boys and girls in rural areas. I completely agree because

due to our social taboo's and traditions they are kept in dark and when suddenly

they come in

exposure of such issues together, accident happens in excitement to

explore new experiences.

We can see, in developing areas of rural India and metro cities, the

cases of 'abortions' and STIs are growing.

To education our next generation, we have to take a move carefully,

respecting the traditions, in an innovative way. These can be -

A) Approach the community first.

Convence the main people/parents.

C) Provide them education on such topics(no matter how many comes)

D) Once when parents convenced...automatically they'll help to

educate their children.

E) And when children get educated, they can be used to educate the

community.

Its a time taken process but effective and used in different aspects

and on different issues, in the community by the development

professionals from long time. As it is told from early time that

children are the future of our country, we have to handle them

carefully to make the society beautiful.

With warm wishes,

Amit Haldhar

e-mail: <bajrangeein@...>