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originally posted by: Strawberry88
Care to explain to me what a teacher will answer when someone asks them that question?
originally posted by: WilsonWilson
a reply to: Strawberry88
But why did you focus on gay sex, a child could ask the same question about straight sex. The curriculum dint seem to suggest 5 year olds would be told the mechanics of sex.
originally posted by: Telos
Levin was and is still considered to be the mastermind of this curriculum
Levin is why you need sex-ed in schools
Lets be clear. As a former education minister, I can assure you the deputy minister is in charge of all aspects of the ministry, including curriculum development. Curriculum is the holy grail of education. Educrats spend most of their time pontificating (in a strange language called edubabble) about curriculum. Given both his nocturnal and professional interests, it’s ludicrous to suggest Levin would not have had an interest in the highly-charged area of the sex-ed curriculum. It is equally absurd to believe Levin wrote the sex-ed curriculum. Curriculum development is not a one-person show. If the Liberals’ new approach to sex-ed is flawed, it isn’t because Levin was deputy minister while it was first being developed. Indeed, he may be the best example of why a new approach to sex-ed is necessary.Sun
originally posted by: Annee
Someone prove to me where a child pornographer wrote this curriculum.
And I don't mean a "sideways" association of circumstances.
In a media interview later that year, Levin said, “I was the deputy minister of education. In that role, I was the chief civil servant. I was responsible for the operation of the Ministry of Education and everything that they do; I was brought in to implement the new education policy.”
“No matter what side people sit, these documents should end the narrative that Levin had nothing to do with the curriculum. He was in charge of it,” Warmington wrote.
originally posted by: JohnnyCanuck
As to the homosexual agenda...
originally posted by: Benevolent Heretic
originally posted by: Strawberry88
Care to explain to me what a teacher will answer when someone asks them that question?
The question of how two men have sex? I know what I'd say:
"There are many ways two people, regardless of gender, can have sexual relations. Even kissing is part of an intimate relationship. Each couple decides what is acceptable for themselves. So, there is no ONE WAY that ANY couple has sex. It all depends on the couple."
originally posted by: WilsonWilson
a reply to: Telos
I think the article quoted in the OP had an issue with homosexuality, it is part of the topic.
originally posted by: WilsonWilson
a reply to: Telos
I think the article quoted in the OP had an issue with homosexuality, it is part of the topic.
originally posted by: Annee
Someone prove to me where a child pornographer wrote this curriculum.
And I don't mean a "sideways" association of circumstances.
originally posted by: Telos
Homosexual agenda wasn't and is not the focus of this thread. Was brought up in one reply as a illustration to a comment and what is more important, wasn't coined as such by an heterosexual but was a declaration by a gay activist. Please let's stick to the topic. Thanks
originally posted by: JohnnyCanuck
Really? Well,you could have fooled me... you're the one who opened your post by saying...
In the ongoing heated debate surrounding Ontario’s new sex-ed curriculum, it’s important to make a careful distinction between voices that are “loud” and the silent majority of parents who have no problem with the syllabus, says a well-known expert on public education.
“This curriculum is not encouraging anybody to have sex,” said Annie Kidder, executive director, People for Education. “It’s based on evidence about at what age is it important for kids to know what kind of things. This curriculum is not talking about the joys of sex as much as it’s about the relationships, bodies, health, bullying and safety. It’s not salacious by any stretch of imagination.”
...
The document – in the making since 2007 – was the result of consultations the Ministry of Education had with more than 4,000 parent school councils in the province. It also included input it garnered from an action group that studied bullying prevention, issues of homophobia, sexual harassment and gender-based violence. Public meetings held across Ontario also looked at new vision for public education and out of that exercise came an emphasis from different stakeholders on students’ mental and physical well-being.
originally posted by: Telos
originally posted by: Annee
Someone prove to me where a child pornographer wrote this curriculum.
And I don't mean a "sideways" association of circumstances.
Is Levin's own admission prove enough for you?
In a media interview later that year, Levin said, “I was the deputy minister of education. In that role, I was the chief civil servant. I was responsible for the operation of the Ministry of Education and everything that they do; I was brought in to implement the new education policy.”
And now the "conjecture"
“No matter what side people sit, these documents should end the narrative that Levin had nothing to do with the curriculum. He was in charge of it,” Warmington wrote.
I can't put clothes in a naked emperor, despite your will to do so.
originally posted by: JohnnyCanuck