6 Answers

AT school sex and health by people who deal in that field .The grandparents could give advice.

Sex education was very helpful in school as far as menstruation and such as that. My mom just said "Don't" and that was that. I had to learn beyond the basics from friends so I guess my answer is sex ed. should be taught in school....

 Definitely after hours...

You have a set of eager red-haired students.

Both.

Yes,  to sex education and developmental psychology.

psychology |s??käl?j?|
noun
the scientific study of the human mind and its functions, esp. those affecting behavior in a given context.
• [in sing. ] the mental characteristics or attitude of a person or group : the psychology of Americans in the 1920s.
• [in sing. ] the mental and emotional factors governing a situation or activity : the psychology of interpersonal relationships.
ORIGIN late 17th cent.: from modern Latin psychologia (see psycho- , -logy ).

None of us know what normal is or that anyone can understand us. Life is guess work and patterns of observed behavior in others and ourselves. Discovering the connections between what is said and what it means is a growing experience. A child grows into their own life by understanding what is normal and recognizing what is not acceptable behavior…pleasure-pain, with a brain that is patterning its responses with broad strokes of awareness and meaning.