In Germany my first sex ed was in 3rd grade in the early 00s I believe. First it was the whole class together, where social workers did a few interactive "plays" that would help us identify sexual abuse, when someone was being inappropriate and that nobody, not even people we know, is allowed to touch us where we don't want to be touched. In hindsight the people they displayed were aunts, uncles and teachers. All trusted people with authority, I believe that was smart. Well except one which was "how to deal with a flasher and how to react".
Then they separated us into boys and girls so we could talk freely with our respective social worker. I remember it being great fun talking about all these prohibited things.
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u/L1b3rtyPr1m3 24d ago
In Germany my first sex ed was in 3rd grade in the early 00s I believe. First it was the whole class together, where social workers did a few interactive "plays" that would help us identify sexual abuse, when someone was being inappropriate and that nobody, not even people we know, is allowed to touch us where we don't want to be touched. In hindsight the people they displayed were aunts, uncles and teachers. All trusted people with authority, I believe that was smart. Well except one which was "how to deal with a flasher and how to react".
Then they separated us into boys and girls so we could talk freely with our respective social worker. I remember it being great fun talking about all these prohibited things.