What are some appropriate topics for sex ed classes instead of using 'woman nude'?

Science topics are very appropriate. Such as exploring the latest research in biology, like gene editing technologies and their potential impacts on medicine and the environment. It broadens students' knowledge about the world around them.

One appropriate story could be about a teacher who uses a science class to explain the biological aspects of puberty. For example, how the body changes during adolescence in both boys and girls. This helps students understand the normal processes their bodies are going through in a non - embarrassing and educational way.

Travel is a great topic. You can share about the beautiful places you've visited, the different cultures you've experienced, and the exciting adventures you've had.

Stories about animal rescues are also very inspiring. For example, how volunteers save injured animals and help them recover and return to the wild.

We can talk about interesting travel experiences, like the beautiful scenery you saw during a trip to the mountains or by the sea. For example, when I went to the Alps, the snow - capped mountains and fresh air were simply amazing.

Travel experiences in a cab can be a great topic. For example, you can talk about seeing beautiful scenery through the cab window during a journey, or having an interesting conversation with the cab driver about local attractions.

We can talk about books, like the latest best - selling novels or classic literature. For example, the works of Jane Austen always offer deep insights into human nature and society.

There are different views on this. On one hand, in the context of art classes, it is a way to train artists' eyes and skills in representing the human figure realistically. Professional art institutions have strict guidelines to ensure the respect and privacy of the models. On the other hand, society's general perception and cultural norms can influence whether people think it is appropriate or not. For example, in some more conservative cultures, it may be less acceptable, while in more liberal art - centered communities, it is seen as a normal part of art education.

In a sex ed lecture, the teacher was showing a video about the development of a fetus. One of the students thought the fetus in the video looked like an alien and made some really funny comments about it, which lightened up the otherwise serious topic.

Travel is a wonderful topic. You can talk about the beautiful scenery you've seen, like the majestic mountains in Switzerland or the sunny beaches in Thailand.