TEACHING UNIT 1. SEXUAL AND GENDER EDUCATION

1. Functions of the sexual and gender educator
2. What is affective - sexual and gender education for (objectives)
3. How to do affective - sexual and gender education (methodology)
4. Communication
5. - Elements of communication
6. - Obstacles in communication
7. - Verbal and non-verbal communication
8. - Behaviors that facilitate communication and feedback
9. Group techniques
10. The educator in difficult individual situations

UNIT DIDACTIC 2. PEDAGOGY OF SEXUALITY

1. Ignorance and sexual repression
2. - Myths and taboos
3. Orientations for educators
4. - Some basic orientations
5. Early childhood education (0 - 6 years)
6. - Centers of interest in the 0 - 6 years stage
7. Primary education (6 - 12 years)
8. - Centers of interest in the 6 - 12 years stage
9. Compulsory education (12 - 16 years)
10. - Centers of interest in the 12 - 16 years stage

TEACHING UNIT 3. ANATOMY OF SEXUALITY

1. Introduction to the anatomy of sexuality
2. Female sex organs: internal and external
3. - Ovaries
4. - Fallopian tubes
5. - Uterus
6. - Vagina
7. - Mount of Venus
8. - Labia majora
9. - Labia minora
10. - Clitoris
11. - Vestibule
12. - Hymen
13. Male sex organs
14. - Testicles
15. - Spermatic ducts
16. - Prostate
17. - Penis
18. - Male urethra

UNIT TEACHING 4. INTRODUCTION TO SEXUALITY

1. Phases of sexual response
2. - Female sexual response
3. - Male sexual response
4. Elements of a pleasurable relationship
5. Sexual dysfunctions
6. Taboos of sexuality
7. - Masturbation
8. - Sexual fantasies
9. - Presence of paraphilias
10. - Use of pornography
11. Homosexuality, bisexuality and other sexual orientations
12. Gender dysphoria and the Trans collective

TEACHING UNIT 5. SEXUALITY IN LIFE

1. Child sexuality
2. Adolescent sexuality
3. Adult sexuality
4. Sexuality in old age

TEACHING UNIT 6. SEXUALITY AND DISABILITY

1. Sexuality and disease
2. - Neurological diseases
3. - Spinal cord injury
4. - Cancer
5. Sexuality and disability
6. Sex toys as adjuncts to sexuality
7. The controversy of Sexual Assistance

TEACHING UNIT 7. RESPONSIBLE SEXUALITY FROM DIFFERENT ROLES

1. Role of the family
2. Role of the educational center
3. Role of teachers

TEACHING UNIT 8. SEXUALLY TRANSMITTED DISEASES

1. Sexually transmitted diseases
2. - Epidemiology of STDs
3. - Pathophysiology of STDs
4. - Most frequent signs and symptoms in STDs
5. Gonorrhoea
6. Syphilis
7. Gardnerella vaginalis infection
8. Group B Streptococcus infection
9. Candidiasis
10. Carcinoma of the cervix
11. Human immunodeficiency virus infection
12. Molluscum contagiosum
13. Human papillomavirus (HPV)

UNIT DIDACTIC 9. ANTI-CONCEPTION

1. Sexuality and Contraception
2. Myths and beliefs in contraception
3. Most common methods
4. - Barrier contraceptives
5. - Hormonal contraceptives
6. - Irreversible contraceptives
7. - Intrauterine device (IUD)
8. - Unreliable contraceptives
9. Indications and contraindications
10. Efficacy

UNIT DIDACTIC 10. ADOLESCENT PREGNANCY. VOLUNTARY INTERRUPTION OF PREGNANCY

1. Pregnancy. Human prenatal development
2. Risks associated with teenage pregnancy
3. Voluntary termination of pregnancy
4. - Procedure for carrying out voluntary intervention of pregnancy
5. - Techniques of termination of pregnancy

UNIT DIDACTIC 11. SEXUAL VIOLENCE

1. Violence against women in Spain
2. Definition and types of sexual violence
3. - Sexual harassment, abuse and assault
4. - Rape and multiple sexual assault
5. - Reproductive health-related violence: forced pregnancy and abortion, female genital mutilation
6. - Prostitution and sex trafficking
7. - Pornography and sexual content
8. - Child sexual violence
9. - Sexting, grooming and other forms of sexual cyber-violence against minors
10. The silence of sexual violence
11. Importance of a comprehensive approach to victims of sexual violence
12. - Re-victimization
13. - Comprehensive response to the needs of victim-survivors of sexual violence