Most of 
us get our sexual health education in high school, but New Brunswick 
Community College counselor suggests we may not be learning enough. 
Kris 
Trotter is giving a Valentine's Day presentation in Saint John on 
sexual ethics, something she says isn't really covered in our 
educational system. Trotter tells Tide News teachers and parents tell 
her that young people are learning about the hardware, they know about 
biology and sexual acts, but there hasn't been enough in terms of 
managing what she calls the software.
Trotter 
says it's largely about being able to accurately read someone's body 
language and checking in if you're unsure. The workshop is being held on
 Friday, February 14 at 7pm at Saint John High School and is being 
offered through UNB Saint John Leisure Learning Courses. For more 
information contact pce-saintjohn@unb.ca or call 648-5962.
 

