STUDENT'S VIEW ON SEXUAL EDUCATION (BASED ON THE MATERIALS OF A SOCIOLOGICAL STUDY)
This article deals with the problem of sexuality education in our country. The subject of the study is a questionnaire survey of E.A. Wagner PGMU students on the relevance and necessity of sexuality education and the collection of answers to questions about safe sexual intercourse. The data show that the awareness of senior students is higher than that of junior students, which is related to the study of the Obstetrics and Gynaecology cycle. According to the results of the study, the vast majority of students therefore believe that sex education lessons should be introduced as early as secondary school in an open and accessible way, using scientific and tested sources among them. Such an approach to educating adolescents would significantly reduce the risk of STI infection and the development of unwanted pregnancies.