Research Notes on Effects of Teen Sex Education
Sex education for teenagers seems to have a positive effect in delaying sexual intercourse, and preventing teen pregnancy. While male teens who received sex education were 71 percent more likely to have intercourse before the age of 15, 59 percent of educated girls were less likely to have sex before 15.
Top Resources on Effects of Teen Sex Education
- Salon.com: Of condoms, Clinton, Obama and McCain
- Wikipedia: Abstinence Only Sex Education: Effective?
- National Campaign to Prevent Teen and Unplanned Pregnancy: Effect of Teen Sex Education
- Chicago Journals: The Effects of Sex Education on Teen Sexual Activity and Teen Pregnancy
- Times of India: Sex Education Delays Teen Intercourse
- U.S. News: Sex Ed Does Delay Teen Sex
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