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Introduction of sex education: an American school in Tunisia.

In 1969 the American Cooperative School in Tunisia introduced sex education into the curriculum. Parents were informed of the program and helped in its evaluation. The program was presented to 28 students of both sexes in grades 7 and 8. The material was openly discussed and students encouraged to ask questions. Filmstrips produced by the Sex Information and Education Council of the U.S. were used to present some of the material. All students were enthusiastic about the course and felt more at ease with each other in discussing sex related topics. Most of the parents approved of the course and the teachers felt it very worthwhile. The program was of interest to the Tunisian Ministry of Education and led to discussions on integrating similar ideas into Tunisian schools.