Guest : Tracey Engelbrecht

Teachers are up in arms over a new school curriculum that would see them teaching
Grade 7's about masturbation and require them to describe to Grade 8 kids what
happens during vaginal, oral and anal sex as part of the new Life Orientation curriculum
that will be implemented in all schools from next year.
The SA Teachers Union has reportedly called the new material " grossly insensitive" and
advised teachers who do not agree with the content to boycott it.
Tracey Engelbrecht, the author of "The Girl Who Couldn't Say No: Memoir of a teenage
mom" - she's also a school facilitator on sexual health focusing on young people joins
us live from our studio for this interview.

Guest : Tracey Engelbrecht Teachers are up in arms over a new school curriculum that would see them teaching Grade 7's about masturbation and require them to describe to Grade 8 kids what happens during vaginal, oral and anal sex as part of the new Life Orientation curriculum that will be implemented in all schools from next year. The SA Teachers Union has reportedly called the new material " grossly insensitive" and advised teachers who do not agree with the content to boycott it. Tracey Engelbrecht, the author of "The Girl Who Couldn't Say No: Memoir of a teenage mom" - she's also a school facilitator on sexual health focusing on young people joins us live from our studio for this interview.

Get the best of both worlds with Lester Kiewit, a writer for the Mail & Guardian by day and presenter by night. Rather than looking back at the news of the day, explore new subjects and new perspectives.

Get the best of both worlds with Lester Kiewit, a writer for the Mail &amp; Guardian by day and presenter by night. Rather than looking back at the news of the day, explore new subjects and new perspectives.

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