All of the following are steps that teachers and schools can take to combat sexuality-related concerns except
a. remaining silent on the issue to avoid offending students.
b. providing health education courses that include open and honest information concerning matters of sexuality.
c. teaching refusal skills.
d. treating all students with respect in the classroom.
A
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