Sex Education : Rationale and Reaction (Paperback)

Preface; Acknowledgements; Part I. Sex Education: Theory, Practice and Perspective; Overview: 1. Sex: instinct or appetite? Derek Wright; 2. What does 'sex education' mean? Alan Harris; 3. Moral education in the secondary school Peter McPhail et al.; 4. Sex education in the United Kingdom Sue Burke; 5. Sex education in schools Alan Harris; 6. Sex education in colleges and departments of education J. Norman Greaves; 7. Sex education: press and parental perceptions D. G. Gill, G. D. B. Reid and D. M. Smith; 8. Counselling with sexually incompatible marriage partners William H. Masters and Virginia E. Johnson; Part II. Psycho-sexual Development: Overview: 9. Children's concepts of sexuality and birth Hans and Shulamith Kreitler; 10. Sexuality and sexual learning in childhood James Elias and Paul Gebhard; 11. A survey of sexual knowledge and attitudes in Borehamwood G. D. Ripley, C. Burns and V. A. Dickinson; 12. The sexual behaviour of young people Michael Schofield; 13. The sexual behaviour of young adults Michael Schofield; Part III. The Effects of Sex Education: Overview: 14. A report on 'Understanding' Granada Television; 15. Some reactions to a schools' television programme on venereal disease Roger L. Brown; 16. A report on 'Living and Growing' Grampian Television; 17. 'Where Do Babies Come From?' and 'Growing Up': two radiovision education aids School Broadcasting Council; 18. The effects of televised sex education at the primary school level Rex S. Rogers; 19. A study of the effects of 'sex education' on premarital petting and coital behaviour Gerald H. Weichman and Altis L. Ellis; Conclusion; Appendix; Further reading; Index.