Connections in Sex Education and School Programs

This presentation delves into the integration of sex education, Common Core Standards, school climate, and family engagement in the education system. Participants discuss models and characteristics of effective sex education programs, analyze intersections between resources, assess curriculum samples, and identify connections among sex education, standards, climate, and engagement. Various activities like discussions, group readings, and assessments are used to explore these themes.

• Sex Education
• School Programs
• Common Core Standards
• Family Engagement
• Education Integration

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1. Whole Child Connections Among Sex Education, Common Core Standards, School Climate, and Family Engagement Wendy L. Sellers, RN, MA, CPC Eaton Regional Education Service Agency

2. Objectives: Participants will: Discuss the Whole School, Whole Community, Whole Child model. Explore the characteristics of effective sex education programs that schools can impact. Analyze the intersections between these two resources. Apply their conclusions by assessing samples of sex education curricula. Identify connections among sample sex education curricula, Common Core Standards, school climate, and family engagement.

3. Whats Sex Got to Do With It?

4. Game On! Go to Kahoot.it Enter the game-pin that will be displayed

6. Tools for Assessing Effective Sex Education

7. @ Sex Ed

8. Characteristics of Effective School-Based Sex Education Programs Form a trio. Read one section of Dr. Kirby s document: 1.Process of Developing 2.Contents of Curriculum 3.Process of Implementing Identify which characteristics schools can impact. Report to each other. Large group discussion.

9. Digging In

10. Grab Your Shovel Form six groups. Each group will read and discuss one document: Risk and protective factors for pregnancy and STIs Common Core Standards for ELA-Grade 4 Common Core Standards for ELA-Grade 5 Common Core Standards for ELA-Grade 6 National Sexuality Education Standards by Grade 5 National Sexuality Education Standards by Grade 8 Each group will review one curriculum. Look for intersections between sex education curriculum and the document. After 15 minutes, report out to large group

11. How can sex education engage parents/families?

13. Resources on Blendspace.com https://www.blendspace.com/lessons /VnxWYBKnCMkLdQ/