If I were making the rules, I'd start somewhere in grade school. I would carry on such training in the high schools, where many kids already are parents. I certainly would continue the education in college, too. Students in Laner's class concur. Debbie Thompson, a junior accounting major, thinks an earlier start could lower expectations.
People expect too much of one another.
People need to be more open-minded and educated more when they're younger. Junior psychology major Rod Sievert agrees. But, one course, no matter how packed with good information, makes little headway against the myths young people have heard all their lives, he adds. Not that it's not true. It just doesn't seem that way.