Titlebook: Sex Education in the Eighties; The Challenge of Hea Lorna Brown Book 1981 Plenum Press, New York 1981 Action.Cambridge.English.education.pl

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Educating the Educators, gender and marital status of the teacher and the characteristics of those who should be excluded. The unacceptable were “the embarrassed, the abnormal, the unhappily married, the pessimistic” (Bigelow, 1936).

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Book 1981tential con­ tributors, suggested a few others, convinced Leonard Pace at Plenum Press that this was a worthwhile venture, and left the country. To my amaze­ ment, six months after settling in Cambridge, England, the rough draft of the book arrived along with areminder from Lorna that during the se­

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978-1-4613-3272-5Plenum Press, New York 1981

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Preteens Are Not Latent, Adolescence Is Not a Disease,eir sexuality. However, when asked “As you were growing up, what would you wish your parents had told you about sex?”, about 90% of these students indicated that sex was not honestly discussed in their homes.

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Television as a Sex Educator, of that claim are incontestable, the scientific evidence for specific effects is still somewhat limited. Therefore, to establish the validity of the broad claim, it is first necessary to look at television from a larger perspective before examining some of the more direct research evidence.

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