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    Nicolás Alejandro Romero 11D

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    1) Two 11th grade students were surveyed about their sexual education. Both felt their Catholic school focused more on pregnancy and abuse than comprehensive sexual education. 2) The first student learned to use condoms from sex ed class and friends, while the second learned from their mother who provided videos and discussion to supplement what was taught in school. 3) While both students identified as Catholic, the second felt disconnected from the church. Neither felt their religion prevented open discussion about sexuality, though the church treats homosexuality differently.

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    Nicolás Alejandro Romero 11D

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    1) Two 11th grade students were surveyed about their sexual education. Both felt their Catholic school focused more on pregnancy and abuse than comprehensive sexual education. 2) The first student learned to use condoms from sex ed class and friends, while the second learned from their mother who provided videos and discussion to supplement what was taught in school. 3) While both students identified as Catholic, the second felt disconnected from the church. Neither felt their religion prevented open discussion about sexuality, though the church treats homosexuality differently.

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    1) Two 11th grade students were surveyed about their sexual education. Both felt their Catholic school focused more on pregnancy and abuse than comprehensive sexual education. 2) The first student learned to use condoms from sex ed class and friends, while the second learned from their mother who provided videos and discussion to supplement what was taught in school. 3) While both students identified as Catholic, the second felt disconnected from the church. Neither felt their religion prevented open discussion about sexuality, though the church treats homosexuality differently.

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    Nicolás Alejandro Romero 11D

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    1) Two 11th grade students were surveyed about their sexual education. Both felt their Catholic school focused more on pregnancy and abuse than comprehensive sexual education. 2) The first student learned to use condoms from sex ed class and friends, while the second learned from their mother who provided videos and discussion to supplement what was taught in school. 3) While both students identified as Catholic, the second felt disconnected from the church. Neither felt their religion prevented open discussion about sexuality, though the church treats homosexuality differently.

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    Survey # 1
    Me: do you think that school’s ideology is affecting the sexual education that the
    students should have?
    Eleventh student: yes, because in the case of the school, they don’t teach what is
    necessary for the sexual orientation, they only teach us about pregnancy and sexual
    abuse.
    Me: do you know how to use a condom? How did you learn it?
    Eleventh student: yes, I learned it as a part of my sexual education and as well with
    my friends.
    Me: Do you practice any religion?
    Eleventh student: yes, I practice a religion, I am catholic.
    Me: Do you know how to identify a sexual transmission illness?
    Eleventh student: No, I don’t know how to identify a sexual transmission illness and
    I think that is something that the school should teach us.
    Me: If you have questions about sexual education, who do you ask?
    Eleventh student: I usually ask family, friends and teacher of sexual education.
    Me: Do you think that your religion prevents you from talking about sexuality?
    Eleventh grade: No, my religion doesn’t prevent me from talking about sexuality but
    they treat homosexuality as a particular fact.
    Survey # 2
    Me: do you think that school’s ideology is affecting the sexual education that the
    students should have?
    Eleventh student: I think the sexual education is very important for the schools
    because they don’t want pregnant girls or sick people, I think that all the schools
    have the tipycal sexual education class but in catholic schools they don’t like so
    much to talk about this topic because for them this is a sin.
    Me: do you know how to use a condom? How did you learn it?
    Eleventh student: yes, that’s very umcomfortable, my mother taught me how to do
    it, she showed me videos about sexual education because she says that is important
    to learn all that kind of things.
    Me: Do you practice any religion?
    Eleventh student: yes, I am catholic but is something strange in my life because I
    don’t trust in the church
    Me: Do you know how to identify a sexual transmission illness?
    Eleventh student: No, I think that one of the topics that my mother has not taught
    me are the illnesses about it but I only know the name of the illnesses.
    Me: If you have questions about sexual education, who do you ask?
    Eleventh student: I guess that I would ask my mom because she has always talked
    to me about the topic, and she is my confident in that topic and the only one who I
    trust in this topic.
    Me: Do you think that your religion prevents you from talking about sexuality?
    Eleventh student: In theory yes, because the catholic religion is so traditional in
    their things, but I can talk with whoever you want, it doesn’t stop me to do something.

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