Monday, August 31, 2020

Tweet Scoop: Dawn Chang Agrees with CHED on Including Comprehensive Sex Education in Curriculum




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31 comments:

  1. This curriculm is kinda scary since baka gamitin ito ng mga mapangsamantalang tao. But i think theres also good benefits of this to our society since pede maturuan ang mga bata about the consequences and responsibilities of sex, lalo n s ngayon ag sobrang laki n ng population ng ating bansa and hndi kya magampanan ng ayos ang responsibilidad kapag nagkaroon ng anak.

    Just looking around or street and/or newsang daming bata n hndi makapag aral kasi nagtratrabaho. Others humihingi ng help s tv since hndi mapakain ang pamilya nila kasi mahirap and napakarami nilang anak. Others nman pinapabayaan nlng ang mga anak at anak lng ng anak. Sigh

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    1. HINDI YAN ANG KELANGAN! ANG DAPAT E YUNG BATAS SA RESPONSIBILIDAD! PURO KASI RIGHTS NI SATANAS ANG ALAM NG MGA TAO KAYA PATI SINGLE PARENTHOOD GINAWAN NG BATAS PARANG WELFARE!!!!! Ako ang Bird of Prey ng Isaiah 46:11 KELANGAN NA TALAGANG IESTABLISH ANG RULE NI GOD KUNG GUSTO NIYO NG PAGBABAGO! Pero MALAPIT NA ANG KATAPUSAN PAG NANGYARE NA YUN!

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    2. 2:29 kahit may batas s responsibilidad, do u really think n gagampanan ng parent/s ang responsibility? Just look around u, hndi puro k bible kasi u obviously dont see what really happened to our country. Gosh

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    3. Excuse me po 2:29, maybe u forgot what the Catholic and Christians says on Responsible Parenthood and Reproductive Health Act of 2012 where most of you are AGAINST on it as it against to God's learning and saying n "humayo kayo at magpakarami".

      Eh ano b ang nakikita mo ngayon? Dba ayun niliteral ng nakakarami and lumobo ang ating populasyon which cause poverty to some of us. Kung saan kelangan p ntin mag angkat ng pagkain (like rice) s ibang bansa kasi kukulangangin tayo s supply dhil s dami natin.

      And Kung sino p ang mahirap sila p ang maraming anak. Most of the health and/or brgy centers offers free contraceptive and family planning but they're decline kasi nga daw against s Christians learning and ignorance to the contraceptive's benefits.

      So now, puro hngi or paawa sila since wlang makain ang pamilya nila dhil s sobrang dami. Also, ang daming hndi nakakapag aral dahil dito. S tingin mo okay to? S tingin mo okay to kay God n maghirap ang buong bansa kasi maraming ignorante? Gosh, youre so Close minded

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    4. I agree with Dawn Chang. Ang hirap maging sex positive dito sa bansa natin. Sex is looked down upon as something taboo. Sex is dirty daw. Sex is masama. Yan ang problema with Philippine society.

      To quote Dawn, "sex is part of life". Sex is biological. Teaching kids early about sex education is not to take away their innocence, rather, this is to EMPOWER them (lalo na sa mga kababaihan) with the KNOWLEDGE na may possible risks if they will have sex irresponsibly. Kelangan maging aware ang mga kabataan. They have to be informed.

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    5. 2:29 Marami ding mga tao na hindi naniniwala sa satanas mo, pero naniniwala sa pagiging mabuting tao sa kapwa at paggawa ng tama. Masyado kang brainwashed kaya ayan galit na galit ka sa isang bagay na normal at kailangan. Isa sa mga reasons na madaming mahirap sa Pilipinas ay ang pagsunod blindly sa mga organized religions. Ang sex ay normal at hindi masama. Mas magiging safe ang mga kabataan kung magiging well informed sila without making them feel dirty.

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    6. Hala si 2:29. Nakakaloka! Gutom lang yan te.

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  2. Iba na ngayon sa socmed era. Maraming gumagawa ng mga makamundong ganap online. Dapat matalakay din Yan.

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  3. Countless innocent children tuturuan nyo about sex. So yung mga innocent won't be innocent anymore. G*** pala kayo

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    1. 12:48 beh im sure what they tackle this in scientific way, kung baga parang doktor to doktor way. Plus, im sure they will tackle about the responsibilities and consequences of sex so the children will not do some indecent thing since they know what the aftermath of it.

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    2. Mabuti ng hindi inosente pero educated, informed. Also science naman ang sex so tama yung isang comment, may scientific na paraan sa pagtuturo. May reproductive system naman sa science class eh, gensci db? Also sa bio? Let's all be open minded. Para wala ng batang walang choice kundi mabuhay sa kahirapan dahil sa product sila ng unplanned pregnancy.

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    3. 12:48 am... Hnd ka ata informed na pabata ng pabata ung mga nabubuntis ngaun.. Mabuti na informed sila kesa maging mang mang...

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    4. 12:48 hi close minded person, sometimes being an ignorant can cause you suffering. Mas mabuti n may alam ang nakararami s sex (scientific, this also include the reproductive system), the consequences (illnesses and unprepared pregnancy), and responsibility (e.g. relationship, pregnancy, etc) noh.

      Just look around u or look to the news, ang taas n ng populasyon ntin, ang daming bata hndi nakakain, nakakapag aral, and hndi nakukuha ang right/privileges nila gawa s unprepared ang mga magulang nila which other ay mga underage p. Ang taas din ng bilang ng HIV, AIDS, STD, and other sex related illnesses s ating bansa. Kung patuloy n magiging ignorante ang lahat tungkol dito, lalo lng lulubog ang bansang ito. Lalo n, lagi nlng inuuna ang mga "poor" n napakaraming anak ksi nga anak n lng ng anak

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    5. 12:48 AM. Ano bang iniisip mo na ituturo sa SexEd? mga position? Styles? Hindi p*rn ang ituturo sa mga bata.

      Basahin mo mga reply ng mga tao sayo para maliwanagan ka.

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    6. May mga nabuntis na 14-16 yrs old. Kids these days are not that innocent. Sa hirap ba naman ng buhay ngayon dapat lang educated sila sa sex and unplanned pregnancy. Kawawa yung mga isisilang na bata kung kahirapan lang sa buhay ang future nila.

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  4. So... Anong gaano ka-'young' ba yung tinutukoy dito? Depende parin kung gaano kabata ang mga tuturuan.

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    1. 1:00 probably, pre adult or yung nsa malapit n s 18 years old since commonly napaka adventurous ng mga tao at this age

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  5. Ang gusto ko sana maalman nila ang mga STD na pwede ma transmit. Importance of check ups kapag active sila. Hygiene din kasi pwede yun maging cause ng ibang STD. Para sa akin dun ako natakot sa mga STDs sa sobrang dami pala mas safe na wag na lang. With or without sa curriculum hindi naman mapipigil sila pero importante na alam nila.

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    1. Truth, 1:16. Pati hindi p bumababa eversince ang HIV/AIDS count s ating bansa. Nakakatakot lng tlga

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    2. 2:08 mas madaming ibang uri na STD bukod sa HIV at AIDS na hindi alam ng mga kabataan at ang mga tao sa Pilipinas in general. Kaya sana talaga bigyan ng pansin at ituro ito sa mga kabataan.

      Bukod sa pwedeng mabuntis ang mga babae pwede din magkalife long diease kapag hindi nag iingat at hindi regular na nagpapatingin sa doctor. Early stages ng STD pwede pa maagapan, katulad ng cancer walang symtoms kapag lumala dun lang nila mararamdaman.

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  6. I think sex education should start at 5th/6th Grade since moat girls start their period around this time.

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  7. It's about time. Maraming pumupuntang mga nanay at anak sa clinics, akala maysakit ang anak nila, only to find out buntis pala, as young ss 12 years old. Sa true lang, madaming bata ngayon ang unaware that sex leads to possible pregnancy. Plus with their exposure sa internet. Mas magandang magabayan sila ng maayos thru efucation so they would know the consequences of their actions.

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  8. I agree sobrang behind ng Pinas on this. Kulang s kaalaman on STDs and safe sex. Masyadong taboo topic ayan tuloy.

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  9. Nalilito ako. Way back 2006, 2nd year HS. We've tackled a lot about sex and contraceptives like Vasectomy, Ligation, Calendar method etc. Also, iyong mga sakit na pwede naming makuha from sex like Gonorrhea, HIV etc. Di pa ba yun considered as sex ed? Knowing na galing pa akong public school. Nung una, nagkakahiyaan pa pag nababanggit ang mga censored words pero katagalan we got used of it.

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    1. 11:49 You mentioned 2006 nasa HS ka. Ako nagwowork na nun hehehe maybe nung panahon mo medyo open na about sex education. But I think kulang pa rin sa kaalaman. Nung panahon ko this is something not discussed openly. Product ako ng Catholic school education mula elementary until university kaya sex is a no-no subject. Kung kelan ako tumanda dun ako namulat na we shouldn't be ashamed to talk about the realities of sex.

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  10. Naalala ko. Year 1999 un. Grade 5 ako sa GMRC subject namin. Pumasok ung school nurse namin. Then ngdiscuss about menstruation, hygiene, contraceptives and STD's. Ung nga llake tumatawa ng nilabas ung condom. Inosente pa ako nun, akala ko baloon lng, pero halos mga kaklase ko na boys alam na un. Ung nurse ung ngdiscuss. Walang kabastusan. Wala un sa curriculum namin, nalaman ko na idea un ng school nurse namin na ni-approve ng babae na principal namin.(mga progressive thinkers). Sa tingin ko, mkakatulong un sa mga kabataan tulad ng nktulong sa akin. For most families, hindi naman ganun ka-open mga parents to discuss about sex sa mga anak. So madalas sa friends, mga magazines or sa internet nakakakuha ng info mga bata na walang mga gabay. So ayun, hindi masyado alam mga consequences about having early sexual relationships. Opinion ko lng.

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  11. Its about time na kaya!Can we just admit na dapat hindi lang puro pag po posing and pagdadamit ginagaya natin sa ibang bansa,lahat lahat na even pananalita and walang masama don,ang masama ay magkunwari na hindi nangyayari and mga sex sa kabataan!

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    1. True. Kaya lumulubo ang populasyon natin kasi feeling natin ang babata pa nila para turuan about sex pero hello and daming maagang nabubutis kasi kulang sa kaalaman.

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  12. Name it as reproductive health or something. “Sex Ed” has been given so much bad press that people spout non sensical rhetorics without even understanding what the subject entails. But in fairness I remember it being discussed in school under MAPEH. I remember learning about venerable diseases and contraceptives in elementary and high school. I guess DepEd needs to widen the scope and also search how to remove the stigma of discussing sex. An informed youth is better than someone who learns after the fact; no matter how we expound how a baby is a blessing when we all know that the early arrival can significantly change the baby and parents’ future.

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  13. People will still do it so we might as well make it safe and have the parties involved have a learned understanding. But I guess mahal kong Pilipinas is still too nimby about that. Masyado na pong malaki and populasyon ng bansa natin.

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  14. it's every person's right to be taught about sex. di ba nga kailangan paghandaan ng mga magulang ang discussion sa mga bata about the birds and the bees. hindi sapat na nakikita ng mga bata sa pelikula yung mga ganitong bagay kasi minsan hndi tama ang pagproseso nila kasi walang gabay. sometimes being pregnant at a young age is being romanticised. they do not get or know the impplications of these pag sa kanila na nangyari. Sa hirap ng buhay ngayon, they should know what can happen if they engage into pre-marital sex. Mahirap lng tlaga sa Pinas ay laking katoliko tayo, masyadong taboo ang sex. Hindi pwede pagusapan unless of age ka na or kasal ka na. It's natural. Once we are more open to the discussion, mas hindi "bawal" tingnan at mas hindi thrilling for young people to engage with it.

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