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Coffeeshop Chit Chat - 40%:See? Connection can help push agenda[/TD]
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[TD="class: msgtxt"][h=1]A new focus on sexual abstinence[/h]
http://sg.news.yahoo.com/a-new-focus-on-sexual-abstinence.html
>TNP also reported that the old programme faced some criticism from some Catholics due to... <
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>Parents of students in Catholic schools in Singapore welcomed the change to the programme.
Yahoo! Singapore spoke to Marilyn Koh, 47, a Catholic whose son attends a Catholic school, "I'm really looking forward to MOE changing their focus on the SEP. I was not very comfortable with the previous curriculum as it was not catered to Catholic teachings."
Francis Chan, who also has a son in a Catholic school, agreed with the change, "It's a lot more appropriate for Catholic schools to be teaching the children to abstain from sex, instead of promoting contraception. I'm perfectly fine with the current programme running in a secular school, but Catholic schools should be imparting Catholic values, right?"<[/TD]
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[TD="class: msgtxt"][h=1]A new focus on sexual abstinence[/h]
http://sg.news.yahoo.com/a-new-focus-on-sexual-abstinence.html
>TNP also reported that the old programme faced some criticism from some Catholics due to... <
And here
>Parents of students in Catholic schools in Singapore welcomed the change to the programme.
Yahoo! Singapore spoke to Marilyn Koh, 47, a Catholic whose son attends a Catholic school, "I'm really looking forward to MOE changing their focus on the SEP. I was not very comfortable with the previous curriculum as it was not catered to Catholic teachings."
Francis Chan, who also has a son in a Catholic school, agreed with the change, "It's a lot more appropriate for Catholic schools to be teaching the children to abstain from sex, instead of promoting contraception. I'm perfectly fine with the current programme running in a secular school, but Catholic schools should be imparting Catholic values, right?"<[/TD]
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