A Presentation for the School Teens for the awreness of Sex & behaviour in the adoloscent period of the life

1. ADOLESCENT EDUCATION
FOR SCHOOL TEENS
DR. AVINASH BHONDWE
Past PRESIDENT,
Rotary Club of Pune, Shaniwarwada
Indian Medical Association, Pune

3. Adolescent Education
Problems
 Curiosity
 Lack of Knowledge
 No Official Source
 Can’t Ask Teachers/
Parents
 Misguided by Literature/
Cinema/Media/Web
Aspects

4. ORIGIN of Life

8. LIFE
&
BODY
CHANGES
AS
AGE
INCREASES

9. Secondary Sexual Characters
 MALE
1. Mustaches &
2. Beard
3. Broad Chest
4. Hoarse Voice
5. Muscles
6. Pubic Hair

10. Secondary Sexual Characters
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1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
FEMALE
Tender Skin
Thin Voice
Breast Development
Pubic Hair
Menstruation

11. HUMAN
MALE ANATOMY

12. HUMAN
FEMALE ANATOMY

13. COMPARISION
FEMALE
MALE

14. CHILD
BEARING:
A FETUS
IN
A WOMB

15. OPPOSITE SEX
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Your Reaction
Respect
Friendship
Security & Protection
Equality
New World

16. Social Obligations
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Culture- Respect Opposite Sex
Social- No body is Superior
Psychological- No Barrier
Economy
National Issues-
1. HIV
2. Female Foeticide

17. Parents, Elders & Teens
FOUR TYPES OF ELDERS
1. PEERS
2. PARENTS,RELATIVES
3. TEACHERS
4. STRANGERS

18. PEERS
Your Seniors & Colleagues
Problems
 Peer Pressure
 Habits
 Disobedience
 Adventure
 Rash
Behaviour
 Wrong
Concepts

19. PARENTS & RELATIVES

20. STRANGERS

21. Parents, Elders & Teens
1. Open communication
2. Learn from the their Experience &
Guidance
3. The need to feel heard- both ways
4. The desire for their family life to be a
safe
5. To learn and test healthy limits
6. To find unconditional acceptance

22. Parents, Teens and Sexuality
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Information
Example
Experience
Attitude
Rules & Consequences
Grace

23. TEENS Expect from Parents
 Express concern, but not criticism.
 Stay interested, but respect their privacy.
 Be alert to their sensitivities, without joking or
teasing.
 Look for positive ways to solve a problem and
not dwell on the negative.
 Catch them doing something right.
 Be available, without hovering over them.
 Show their love, even if teens don’t seem to care.

24. CONCERNS of PARENTS
 A condom falls out of your son’s jacket pocket
 Sexual exploration with another child of opposite sex
 Discover a magazine with pictures of naked women
 Discovering that the child is visiting pornographic
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sites on the Internet
Notice a ward is touching their genitals a lot
Touching sexual parts of adults
Child loves to take their clothes off
Child and talking about sexual topics
Boyfriends & Girlfriends
Career & Education

25. Ideal Relations
Parents & Elders
Ideal Relations
 Friend & Philosopher
 Guide & Coach
 Knowledge
 Support
 Respect
 Expressing the Differences
with Maturity
 Ideals & Idols

26. An intellectual is a person who's
found one thing that's more
interesting than sex.
ALDOUS HUXLEY