God forbid we use science

[Munkay]

Does anyone have any example of what "age appropriate" sex education means in this context?

-Jester

From what I said earlier:

The law ensured one thing, the right of a community to approach sexual education as they deem appropriate. As a result, it allowed communities to teach children about sexual predators before the age of 11 if the community deemed it necessary.

If you're looking for a standard there isn't one, the law wasn't designed to say 'this is the standard for what is okay'. But rather a community can decide what's okay in certain contexts - like reacting to a child pornographer in town (whether that be a message to 6 year olds saying don't let people touch you or take pictures of you, or whether there shouldn't be an action at all). The law isn't an intiative to start sex education in the classroom, but rather to allow certain agreed upon sexual related topics if there is a clear need for it.

Cheers,

Munk