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policymakers educators parents recognize need family life sexuality education childrens formative years adolescence little nationally representative information timing content instruction elementary schools 1999 data gathered 1 789 fifth sixthgrade teachers part nationally representative survey 5543 public school teachers grades 512 based responses 617 fifth sixthgrade teachers said teach sexuality education analyses carried topics skills sexuality education teachers taught grades taught teaching approaches pressures experienced whether received support parents community school administrators needs seventytwo percent fifth sixthgrade teachers report sexuality education taught schools one grades fiftysix percent teachers say subject taught grade five 64 grade six 75 teachers teach sexuality education grades cover puberty hiv aids transmission issues alcohol drugs affect behavior stick decision however schools provide sexuality education taken account even topics taught little half fifth sixthgrade classrooms topics much less likely covered teaching topics less prevalent grades teachers think gaps teachers say teaching teachers recommendations taught grade especially large topics sexual abuse sexual orientation abortion birth control condom use std prevention substantial proportion teachers recommend topics taught grade six earlier half 57 fifth sixthgrade sexuality education teachers cover topic abstinence intercourse17 option protection pregnancy stds 40 best alternative one option protection fortysix percent teachers report one top three problems teaching sexuality education pressure whether community parents school administrators 40 teachers report need type assistance materials factual information teaching strategies large proportion schools little prepare students grades five six puberty much less dealing pressures decisions regarding sexual activity sexuality education teachers often feel unsupported community parents school administrators