The access that teenagers have to pornographic or violent content online is both easy and diverse. The pleasure they get from both the search itself and the content, at their age, is expected but at the same time damaging to their psyche, their perceptions, their relationships with others, etc. One of these risks concerns their susceptibility to risky behaviour, such as sexual harassment. In order to help adolescents reduce their exposure to such images as well as their exposure to them, it is advisable to implement a sex education programme in your classroom. Through these programmes, students have the opportunity to receive valid information and scientific knowledge about sexual activity as well as to become aware of sexual identity issues. At the same time, they are informed about their rights and cultivate life skills for their physical and mental safety and protection, respect and sexual dignity. You can find out about these programmes through the website of the Institute of Education Policy (IEP) and search for approved educational materials suitable for each age group.
