http://blog.peterherrick.com/2009/02/youth-sexuality/ What is life really like for ALL students? Sat, 21 Aug 2010 01:57:17 -0700 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.9.2 hourly 1 http://blog.peterherrick.com/2009/02/youth-sexuality/comment-page-1/#comment-548 youth hunter Wed, 31 Mar 2010 01:04:19 +0000 http://blog.peterherrick.com/?p=83#comment-548 [...] time job working on a construction site. You'd think with the release of Super Mario Bros Wii, heClassrooms for all Youth SexualityYouth Sexuality. According to data collected by Hunter College with the Human Rights Campaign, men [...] [...] time job working on a construction site. You'd think with the release of Super Mario Bros Wii, heClassrooms for all Youth SexualityYouth Sexuality. According to data collected by Hunter College with the Human Rights Campaign, men [...]

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]]> http://blog.peterherrick.com/2009/02/youth-sexuality/comment-page-1/#comment-188 Alan Wed, 25 Feb 2009 14:40:54 +0000 http://blog.peterherrick.com/?p=83#comment-188 Concise rundown, Peter, of our culture's sexuality "score sheet." Damned confusing isn't it? Is it any wonder that adolescents struggle with identities and behaviour? The question, it seems to me, is how to create a safe path for exploration of self-identities. The chaotic culture of American schools seems the least likely place to find such a path. The reason is primarily that teachers, especially those over age forty, reflect the uneasiness, uncertainty and intolerance of American society. Meanwhile, adolescents are sorting things out for themselves. And that is as it has always been. Concise rundown, Peter, of our culture’s sexuality “score sheet.” Damned confusing isn’t it? Is it any wonder that adolescents struggle with identities and behaviour? The question, it seems to me, is how to create a safe path for exploration of self-identities. The chaotic culture of American schools seems the least likely place to find such a path. The reason is primarily that teachers, especially those over age forty, reflect the uneasiness, uncertainty and intolerance of American society. Meanwhile, adolescents are sorting things out for themselves. And that is as it has always been.

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