In recent years, the abortion rate
in Vietnam has been rising and be always in on top of the highest rate one in the world. About 1.4 million abortions miscarriages are performed annually in Vietnam, which has a population of
88 million included 99.99 % teenagers. The high rate of induced
abortion is an alarming issue, indicates that the managers of health and family
planning programs have not good quality, especially
in education for teenagers>>good.
(most of my friends )Vietnamese
teenagers lack of knowledge about sexual behavior and reproductive health…>> are
you sure<There are many reasons for that, but
I think three main ones are people peoples' awareness, school education and
teenager’s behaviors.
Vietnam is a traditional (where is japan?)country so that people are afraid
of talking about sex.
>>As well
as so many long feudal history countries,
talking about sex in public is not polite in vietnam.<<<
However, they need to know that family is an ideal environment to
educate children in their developing period>> however,
they do not know that when their children ask something, it’s a good
opportunity for them to learn something, expecially at home in developing
period when has so many enigmas <<
. Children can share difficulties
as well as questions in their lives with their parents because they are the
closest friends to their children. Besides parents’ responsibilities
the parents’ responsibilities,
the school education plays an important role to educate teenagers. It is not
only because they spend a lot of time in schools >>
school<< but also their peers and teachers influence
them a lot on awareness. Many teenagers cannot share their feelings with
parents but they can tell it to their friends, but sometimes
it is not a wise advice >>have some advice
recieved from their friends. Some times, it is not a wise prediction because<< they don’t have real experience in life and think in a
simple way >>simple<< so that adult’s care is really important. Teachers must be the people who teach them knowledge the knowledge
and care about their thoughts to help them immediately. In addition, Sex education is still limited in schools and the lessons
about sex are unusual in some classes. Schools lack of sex education
programs, psychologist and sex educator seriously. I think Viet Nam should
insert sex education >>not
only sex education but also psychologists <<into
schools so that students can easily broaden
their knowledge as well as understand clearly about sex.
Then, they can avoid some
complicated problems that occur in their lives. Conversely, a survey done about some countries in Asia shows
that they are eager for sex education, so they have different methods to
educate about sex. For instance, Indonesia and Korea apply sex education
in schools through books or workshops. Besides, in Japan, sex education is
compulsory for children from 10 to 11 years old. Those are some differences
between sex education in Viet Nam and other countries. Vietnam is integrating with other countries, aside
from some positive aspects there are many negative aspects such as free
lifestyles and liberal thoughts from other countries that affect to young
people seriously. That’s one of reason the reason why they are usually curious about
new things, especially sex. It’s a sensitive issue in their society and people
feel uncomfortable and seem hiding it from them, so they want to know it
clearly. The only way they can find out the answers is through internet the Internet,
books, magazines and even peers. They are from many different sources so it can
make the young confused, frightening and mislead them in selecting this
information and choosing which one is suitable for them. Moreover >>unfortunately<<, at this age, they want to discover, prove themselves and
imitate adults’ action.
Some
teenagers make love with their partner without condom>>and
other the same way to prevent and sothat<< lead bad consequences
such as: diseases or unexpected pregnancies…
They do not have enough knowledge to protect themselves. In foreign countries,
the young can actively prevent them because condoms are freely available.
Obviously, young Vietnamese people need a better understanding of sexual health
and theirs their rights in order to ensure safer sex
and a higher quality of life.
In
conclusion, sex education is important, urgent and essential for children
nowadays. Instead of avoiding this sensitive and complicated problem, open and
respectful discussions of sexual matters could encourage healthy attitudes
surrounding sexuality and positive relationships. The government must care more
about adding sex education in media the
media, school system the school system as well
as families to raise people awareness about healthy sex. Sex education must be
supported enthusiastically to help children form attitudes, beliefs and values
about identity, relationships and intimacy. Healthy people, healthy society, definitely Vietnam can
reduce abortion rates, HIV AIDS, as well as many social evils. I believe
in a better future for young generations if we put sex education into action
right way away(?).
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