If you google sex education, you'll get a lot of different results. From sexual reproductive education to sexual feelings and health, there is something for everyone. None of these sound round or damaging to me. 

So let's speak about sex education today.

What is the definition of sex education?

Sex Education, in my opinion, encompasses all aspects of the one-act play. To be specific, it is about a person's sexual, psychological, and social health, not just reproduction.

These are the lessons we should learn initially from our parents, who are our first teachers. Following that, as with everything else in school, we are taught as part part of pour curriculum. As simple as a youngster learning that these are the eyes and here is the nose. 

The role of Parent's

A parent, regardless of gender, is a child's first role model. Because it may be a difficult topic or because it is awkward or strange, you cannot avoid talking to your children about things. You will be held liable if your child assesses a far less trustworthy source of information: "The Internet"

If you want a hard life, conduct easy conversations,' I heard in a TedX event video. Have difficult dialogues if you want an easy life. The internet is a big space with an enormous amount of information. In today's world, children are exposed to the internet at a young age. They will locate a porn website if you don't talk to them about the more vital aspects of sex. I'm very confident they'll skip through the bits that aren't necessary.

In India, there is a strong opposition to Sex Education. 

Teachers in India are uncomfortable discussing about sex, hence Sex Education is largely ignored. For public debates, sex is a taboo subject. Meanwhile, the bulk of our country's young adults are high on hormones but have little idea about sexual health. Sex Education is strongly criticised and condemned. Gujarat, Rajasthan, Madhya Pradesh Maharashtra, Chhattisgarh and Karnataka are among the six states where it is prohibited. Did you realize that it appears to be against Indian Values? ROFL.

Should we thus assume that Indians do not have sex? So, how do we go about reproducing?

It's just as natural to learn about sex as it is to study about the endocrine system. It should be approached in the same way that mathematics is approached. You must first memorize the number before adding and substracting them. After a while, you'll have to learn calculus. It is sequential procedure.