There are connections between sex education and gender equality. Students choose a topic and prepare a presentation. They work in small groups to do research, find and read at least 5 "high quality" resources, prepare an annotated bibliography, and then film the presentation - currently using YuJa.
To be sure that you have found the sources that will help you the most in this project, you will probably turn up at least a dozen in your initial search and then probably start to read or skim or flip through about 8 before narrowing your list down to the 4 that you will read carefully and choose to include in your annotated bibliography. Research is not choosing the first 4 searches that pop up on a search.[from Fall 2020 syllabus, Ruth Fairbanks]
Lists prepared in 2016
ERIC is the primary database for educational materials. It is unique: it indexes journal articles but also provides access to other educational materials including reports and curriculum guides.
Economics and Family Planning
Elementary (K-5) Sex Ed; Puberty
Good Sex
Peer-to-peer educators; Sex education outside the school system; Sex ed for parents
Relationships, Communication, Consent, and Abuse
Reproduction, Reproductive Health, Contraceptives, Menopause
Sex Education and Disability
Sex Education and Race
Sex, Social Media, Media Literacy, and the Law
Sexual Orientation and Gender Identity
STIs, STDs, Protection, Abstinence