When teaching a teen about something that they are uncomfortable about, the educator must put themselves in their position and try to relate everyday situations of each of those students, combine them, and create a lesson that in tales not only sex but also how things lead to sex. This way the teen can be aware of signs or notice things from their own view.
Teens have different reasons for having sex. They can vary in every situation by a lot. Every person has their own reasons but once they have it once, I think it is pretty common that they will want to have it again unless their first experience was something really terrible. We are all curious people and want to try something like sex as soon as possible if it not going to hurt us. Basing on that, I believe that a strong reason why people do not have sex is because they believe that it is going to hurt them in some way and damage their life. I truly believe that making people think this way is very wrong and all sides must be presented when talking about using protection. If protection is used correctly, it will work. It is as simple as that, but I know that at many high schools and other places where experts on the area give lectures, they only present the diseases that one can contract if they had sex and their condom somehow broke. The people teaching the teens about sex need to be more specific; today’s teens are much smarter than the previous generations and will do things down to the specifics if they are explained correctly to them. For example, one might argue that avoiding abortion then adoption is a much better choice than abortion. “Many pregnant teens avoid having an abortion, but then turn to adoption. It is estimated that approximately 3% of pregnant adolescents will place their infant for adoption. Some authors say that increasing the difficulty of having an abortion will have an effect on adoptions. They argue that pregnant adolescents will turn to adoptions instead, but then again the reason that there is such a low adoption rate is because of the legalization of abortions in the United States. According to a national survey data for 1986 and 1987, there are approximately 50, 000 unrelated adoptions per year in the United States.