Good Meng Hong Kong launches sex education mobile phone application "moment of decision"

Teenagers often do a lot of bad things because they are curious about sex and don't understand deeply. To enhance the awareness of sexual protection among young people, the family and the University of Hong Kong have developed a new application called "The Sex Education Experience learning game" which is entitled "The Moment Of sex". Let teenagers learn about sex in this process. I hope young people will do a good job of self-protection. The survey indicates that the number of emergency contraception received between Christmas and New Year's Day of 2008 to 2011 has remained stable, with a sudden rise of 30% to 60 from 2011 in 46 last year, a record high of 5 years. Information shows that the total number of emergency contraceptive services received by the Family planning service in the whole year was 1700. The family Council, in collaboration with the Department of Education of the University of Hong Kong, has developed the first Chinese sex education mobile application, "The moment of decision", which hopes to help youngsters protect themselves through games. South is a reporter experience, the game through the role of simulation, in love, dating, the face of sexual choice or unwanted pregnancy and other situations in the habit of knowledge, and cultivate a positive attitude and the necessary life skills to make informed choices. The question is whether the thinner the better, in vitro fertilization will be pregnant, how to judge and heterosexual appropriate intimate distance. The international version of the "Time of the moment" game has been tried in some secondary schools in Hong Kong since September this year, and many students and parents have praised the game. "This game has changed my misconceptions and attitudes about sex, and it has taught me how to deal with a similar problem," he said. "One of the two girls who tried to play the game said. Most of the students described the game as "Fun", "Fun", "interactive", "Content rich", "close to reality" and "can be applied in real life". Mrs. Zhang, the student's parent, said the game was very helpful for students ' sex education, "because some knowledge may be a shame for parents to talk, but by playing games, children can learn about sex in a more relaxed environment and learn to protect themselves." "It is learnt that the scheme has been funded by the Health Care and Promotion Fund of the Food and Health Bureau, which currently has a total of three editions which can be used on Facebook, the Internet and the ipad interface respectively, and the latter need to be registered with the Hong Kong Education City student account." Li Mingying, education manager for the family, said the international version of the "critical moment" would soon be launched in the hope of achieving the vision of the games that will benefit Chinese-speaking youngsters in mainland China, Macau, Taiwan and the world.