SEX EDUCATION SHOULD BE TAUGHT IN MALAYSIAN SCHOOL

D (YANIE) D (YANIE)

REFUTE: ANIS POINT 1 COUNTER: ANIS POINT 2

To be honest, I disagree with Anis' point that sex
education should be taught to prevent vaginal
sex because doing so will lead to other types of
sexual behaviour that are not associated with
vaginal sex.
-Teenager have high curiosity and eager to try
something new to broaden their knowledge and
get the sexual experience whether to try it alone
or get their peers involved.
POINT 1:
The reason I am opposed to sex education being
taught in Malaysian schools is that sex education
should be part of a religious education or moral
education subject rather than a separate
subject.
- I say this because it will be a good approach to
learning religion and sexual education at the
same time because teenagers will be exposed to
a better understanding of anything sexual
concerning their religious faith.
- Many also disagree on the curriculum, with
some believing it is deficient and others
believing it already teaches "too much."
I understand what Anis is trying to convey, but
for a teenager who is also a student, they should
completely avoid engaging in any kind of sexual
act even if, it’s only on their mind to keep their
innocence and purity intact.
POINT 2:
My second reason for saying no is that sex
education will provide teenagers with a reason
to initiate sexual behaviour.
– To bolster my argument, sex education might
serve as a sexual stimulant for students.
- Sex education will make books and classes a
channel for people's sexual fulfilment. Education
in sexuality differs from education in geography
or history. People have sexual organs, thus it's
likely that learning more will make the learner
want to stimulate themselves.
- Sex education also provides basic information
about sexuality and encourages individuals to
seek out additional sexual information on their
own.

YANIE CONCLUSION

After considering the merits and downsides of

teaching sex education in Malaysian schools,
I've gained a new perspective on this delicate
matter for Malaysians. I also think that sex
education should be offered in Malaysian
schools to educate teens about the seriousness
of this issue.

Teaching sexual education can educate them

about how to keep their chastity intact and also
let them know if they are being sexually
harassed.