Speaking calendar/National Anal Sex Day
March 8th · Health & Communication

National Anal Sex Day

While its origins are unofficial, this day is often used to spark conversations about sexual health, education, and the importance of communication between partners. Today, we're debating health education—why is it so often neglected in schools? We explore how to break the silence and ensure that communication is the foundation of every healthy relationship.

ADULT 18+ · SPEAKING LESSONB1 / B2Discussion · Vocabulary · Activities
01 / LET’S TALK

Speaking Discussion

  1. Why is health education often considered a secondary subject in many schools?
  2. Is open communication about physical health the most important part of a relationship?
  3. How can we effectively break the silence on topics that society finds uncomfortable?
  4. Should digital education include lessons on how to talk to partners about health?
  5. In your opinion, what is the biggest misconception people have about health education?
02 / PUT IT INTO PRACTICE

Activity 1: The Education Pitch

You are a School Board Member. You want to update the "Health Curriculum". Pitch a 1-minute plan to make health education more "Honest" and less "Awkward".

Activity 2: Rapid Fire Debate

Justify your answer in 30 seconds:

  • "Health education is the most important subject in school."
  • "Parents should be the only ones teaching their kids about health."
  • "Silence is the biggest enemy of a healthy relationship."