Sex Education Website Reviews

Your Task: Using the criteria below review the two of the websites found in the list here:



Criteria:

1) After exploring the website provide an overview of the site in a small paragraph covering the following:  

 a) What main topics does it cover? b) Is it easy to navigate? c) Do you find most the information helpful?

2) Next answer two of the following three questions:

a)_How does it suggest you can prevent pregnancy or Sexually transmitted dieases?  Explain at least three ways...

Example: Contraception, abstinence, communication?

b) What does it suggest about the issue of abortion? Explain at least three...

Example: Women's health can be enhanced if women are given the opportunity to make their own reproduction choices about sex, contraception, abortion and application of reproductive technologies such as birth control.

c) How does the site suggest you deal with pressure from friends and those you are in relationships with? Explain at least three ways...

Example: Talking with friends and family about sex.

3) Favourite quotation or sentence from the site...

4) Contrast this site with one of the other sites.  How are they different? Suggest at least three ways?

 Enrichment:
Does this second site answer the question you didn't answer

 Visit all the sites and decide: 

 1) Which one looks the best? Explain why?

  2) Which one is easiest to Navigate?Explain why?

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