The pandemic has presented some tricky situations for teachers, students and parents to navigate when it comes to delivering the Ontario sex education curriculum this year. (Lisa Maree Williams/Getty Images)'They're going to call and complain'"There's anxiety teaching sex ed in front of the parents," the teacher said. After speaking with co-workers, the teacher said, she's not the only one opting out of delivering the sex education curriculum this year. Jessica Wood, a research specialist with the Sex Information and Education Council of Canada (SIECANN) says making sure teachers feel comfortable delivering sex education means ensuring they feel supported. (Submitted by Jessica Wood)"I know that I might be the only reliable educational voice in dealing with sex ed.

Source: CBC News June 22, 2021 20:12 UTC