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TOPIC 1: SEXUAL DIFFERENTIATION AND REPRODUCTIVE BIOLOGY
00:27:44
You will learn the biological foundations of sex and sexual response STI prevention and management contraception consent inclusive relationship education and digital and school protection strategies for adolescents
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TOPIC 2: PHYSIOLOGY OF HUMAN SEXUAL DESIRE AND RESPONSE
00:28:01
Learn the circular model of sexual desire, how context and progressive stimulation spark desire, its neurochemistry and sexual cycle, and how to reduce guilt, fear and stress that inhibit arousal and climax.
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TOPIC 3: FUNCTIONAL ANATOMY AND SPECIFIC GENITAL RESPONSES
00:29:30
You will learn the anatomy and hemodynamics of the female erectile complex, lubrication and orgasm mechanisms, erection and ejaculation physiology, self exploration, healthy masturbation, and safe practices.
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TOPIC 4: PORN EDUCATION AND THE DECONSTRUCTION OF EXPLICIT DIGITAL CONSUMPTION
00:13:42
You will learn how early exposure and pornography distort sexuality and consent, challenge their myths and algorithms, and promote respectful erotic practices and bodily autonomy.
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TOPIC 5: PEDAGOGY AND TEACHING MODELS IN SEX EDUCATION
00:28:00
You will learn to design constructivist sexuality education focused on autonomy, affective development, affirmative consent, gender perspective and critical thinking, assess knowledge, skills and attitudes, and create safe, inclusive spaces.
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TOPIC 6: GUIDELINES FOR EMOTIONALLY SUPPORTIVE COMMUNICATION AND FAMILY SUPPORT
00:16:03
You will learn to listen to and validate teens’ concerns, respond with clear, age appropriate scientific language, set limits and screen agreements that foster autonomy, and address risks, crises, and consent without judgment.
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TOPIC 7: MENTAL HEALTH, SOCIAL MEDIA, AND BODY IMAGE PRESSURE
00:15:59
You will learn how filters, algorithms, approval and hypersexualization on social media cause body dissatisfaction, eating disorders and anxiety, and apply digital literacy, early detection, mindful disconnection and self care.
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TOPIC 8: COMPREHENSIVE CONTRACEPTION AND FAMILY PLANNING
00:27:07
Learn how barrier, short acting hormonal, LARC, and emergency contraception work, their benefits and limits, the Pearl Index, the gap between perfect and typical use among youth, why withdrawal and double condoms fail, and how dual protection helps.
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TOPIC 9: SEXUALLY TRANSMITTED INFECTIONS [STIS] AND HIV/AIDS
00:27:13
Learn why STIs are common and often asymptomatic in young people, the effects of chlamydia, gonorrhea, HPV, herpes, hepatitis B, and HIV, plus prevention, treatment, and how to guide, support, and notify partners.
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TOPIC 10: DIVERSITY OF FAMILY STRUCTURES AND COEDUCATION IN THE EDUCATIONAL COMMUNITY
00:14:57
You will learn to recognize and affirm diverse families, challenge the heteronormative nuclear family model, adapt language, materials and protocols, collaborate with families, and prevent and address bullying related to household structure.
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TOPIC 11: ADOLESCENT PREGNANCY AND OBSTETRIC INTERVENTION
00:24:52
You will learn to identify and manage risks in adolescent pregnancy, mother fetus conflict, hypertension, anemia, low weight and prematurity, detect concealed abuse, activate protocols, and provide psychosocial, breastfeeding and LARC support.
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TOPIC 12: SEX-GENDER SYSTEM, STEREOTYPES, AND COEDUCATION
00:28:15
You will learn to distinguish biological sex from social gender, identify and deconstruct norms, stereotypes, androcentric language, and forms of violence, and promote egalitarian, inclusive femininities, masculinities, and relationships.
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TOPIC 13: SEXUAL DIVERSITY, ORIENTATIONS, AND IDENTITIES
00:27:53
You will learn to distinguish sexual orientation, gender identity, and expression, depathologize trans, nonbinary, and intersex identities, detect discrimination and intersectionality, and foster inclusive classrooms.
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TOPIC 14: PREVENTION AND BASIC CONCEPTS OF SEXUAL HARASSMENT
00:27:01
You will learn to distinguish sexual harassment, sex-based harassment, and consensual courtship, apply voluntary, explicit, and reversible affirmative consent, and identify effects and protocols to prevent, respond, and report.
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TOPIC 15: REGULATORY AND INSTITUTIONAL APPROACHES TO HARASSMENT AND EQUALITY
00:26:40
Learn to apply the CEDAW framework, Convention 190, the Istanbul Convention, EU directives and Organic Law 3 2007 to prevent and punish harassment and cyberviolence, protect victims, shift the burden of proof and implement protocols.
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TOPIC 16: SEX EDUCATION FOR PEOPLE WITH DISABILITIES AND FUNCTIONAL DIVERSITY
00:27:56
You will learn the social model of disability and UN sexual rights, challenge myths, and design accessible, ethical sex education focused on consent, autonomy, sexual assistance, and support.
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TOPIC 17: BIOETHICS AND CLARIFICATION OF VALUES IN AFFECTIVE-SEXUAL INTERVENTION
00:27:58
You will learn to apply autonomy, nonmaleficence, beneficence, and erotic justice in sex education, assess and respect consent in functional diversity, mediate with families, read nonverbal cues, and promote bodily sovereignty.
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TOPIC 18: SOCIAL-EMOTIONAL DEVELOPMENT, AUTONOMY, AND LIFE SKILLS
00:29:15
You will learn to understand puberty and its impact on self-esteem, manage emotions and stress, communicate assertively and empathetically, make responsible decisions, set boundaries, and shape your life plan.
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TOPIC 19: PREVENTION OF GENDER-BASED VIOLENCE AND SEXUAL ABUSE, AND CRISIS INTERVENTION
00:27:21
You will learn to identify cycles and signs of intimate partner violence and adolescent abuse, distinguish child sexual abuse from trafficking, and activate institutional pathways and prevention and intervention strategies.
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TOPIC 20: EDUCATIONAL GUIDANCE AND ACTION RESEARCH IN INSTITUTIONS
00:27:22
You will learn to assess through participatory action research and design and implement relationship and sexual education workshops and projects that connect schools, families, and health services to prevent risks and promote autonomy.
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TOPIC 21: DIGITAL CITIZENSHIP, SOCIAL MEDIA, AND PREVENTION OF ONLINE RISKS
00:27:07
You will learn to identify and prevent digital risks in intimate relationships, including sexting, sextortion, grooming, impersonation and nonconsensual sharing, practice consent and digital citizenship, protect privacy and report abuse.
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TOPIC 22: CASE STUDIES AND TEACHING PRACTICES IN APPLIED SEXOLOGY
00:27:42
Learn to assess and address sexual behavior and health in supported housing, spinal cord injury, and youth with autism or deafness, using practical tools for redirection, erotic remapping, visual scripts, Spanish Sign Language, protocols, sex ed.
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TOPIC 23: DOWNLOAD PDF DOCUMENTATION
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