Brief description of the issue

In the context of the reintroduction of a sexuality education program, teachers are often looking for tools to help them achieve the learning goals of the program. Furthermore, we observe many benefits among students who have been exposed to a positive and comprehensive discourse (basic knowledge, know-how and soft skills) (FQPN, 2018):

• Decreasing of unsafe sexual relations;
• Better capacity to make decisions on their own, despite peer pressure;
• Decreased number of sex partners (less pressure to perform);
• Higher frequency of safe sex (condom);
• Decrease in unintended pregnancies and STIs;
• Better sense of satisfaction in regard to first sexual experiences.

In this context, sexuality education can help develop a critical thought in face of various sexual practices, but it can also reduce the endorsement of gender stereotypes and foster gender-equal and harmonious relationships, free from violences (FQPN, 2018).