Sex education and men's and women's sexuality: ethical-descriptive research probe towards attitudes of special primary schools teachers

This article presents an ethical-descriptive probe towards attitudes of special primary schools’ teachers in the area of male and female sexuality and sex education. We present a part of data from research that focused on attitudinal and behavioural attributes of sexuality of persons with intellectual disabilities and their socio-cultural and ethical contexts. As a research tool, we used part of standardized Attitudes to sexuality questionnaire (Individuals from the general population: ASQ – GP) from authors Cuskelly, Gilmore (2007). We analyze those results, which were not related to preferences in the area of sexuality of people with intellectual disabilities, but were related to sexuality and sex education of men and women in general.