Significance of Sex

Education in Gen
Z
Background of the Study
Generation Z
Gen Z  Zoomers, 
Igeneration, 
Centennials,
 Post-millennials
Homelanders
Background of the Study

Sex Education
 Background of the Study
Sex Education
Sex education is the instruction that focuses on topics of
human sexuality, including but not limited to human sexual
anatomy, sexual and reproductive health, emotional relationships,
and consent. Comprehensive sexuality education is an essential
part of a good quality education that helps prepare young people
for a fulfilling life in a changing world. It improves sexual and
reproductive health outcomes, promotes safe and gender equitable
learning environments, and improves education access and
 Statement of the Problem

The study aims to identify and learn what sex education is. It aims to focus
on the need to why sex education should also be included as a topic taught in
schools. Moreover, to know what are the practical steps can be taken to
promote sex education.

Main Question:

What is the significance of sex education in Gen Z?

 Statement of the Problem
Specific Questions:

1. What is the meaning of sex education among the Gen Z?

2. What specific topics under sex education should be
discussed with the Gen Z?
3. What practical steps can be taken to promote the
importance of sex education?
 Objectives
This research proposal aims to:
1. Provide a clear explanation of what sex
education is, including its definition, goals and
importance in promoting healthy sexual
development and behavior.
2. Provide a convincing argument for why sex
education is important for Gen Z, highlighting
the potential negative consequences at lacking
sex education as well as the benefits of it.
3. Provide relevant steps in introducing and
discussing sex education within the school
subjects.
 Significance of the Study
1. Young people to want more trustworthy information that
will help them live secure, fruitful, and meaningful lives.
2. Positive outcomes of sexuality education include
increased knowledge and improved attitudes among
young people toward sexual and reproductive health and
behaviors.
3. When school-based programs are supplemented by
parental and teacher involvement, the involvement of
training facilities, and youth-friendly services, sexuality
education has the greatest impact.