Encourage them to explain what they have learned with an adult they trust. This assignment can turn into a homework assignment if appropriate. Students could ask a trusted adult the same four questions they answered in class and submit the adult's answers in writing. Sexuality is a much broader term, has many components, and includes much more than sexual intercourse. Everyone is a sexual being.
Sexuality begins at birth and ends at death.
People begin learning about sexuality from birth. It's important to question and think critically about the different messages we receive about sexuality, especially those messages from the popular media. People have different feelings and opinions about sexuality. We have seen that even when people grow up near each other and share a similar culture or faith, they may have different values about sexuality. Today's session helps us to be aware of the many differences we have about sexuality.