While some students quoted by The Tab seemed apprehensive about the module, the news should please Goedele Liekens: a former Miss Belgium turned sexologist who recently called for a more explicit style of education in the Channel 4 documentary Sex In Class.
Roche (2009) makes this more explicit by arguing that education's principle objective is to teach critical thinking, which is different from establishing a moral foundation.
And hospital systems, regulatory agencies and entire medical specialty organizations, confident that better education and more explicit efforts were all that was needed, heralded the various proposals as the new norm.
It must be given more explicit priority; there needs to be more education and training, including interdisciplinary training, about user involvement, its meanings must be more clearly articulated and there needs to be support to develop more service user groups and to strengthen links with "user led organisations" more generally.
Traditional pressure groups already claim that sex education classes are more explicit than many parents want.
Perhaps if sex education was a little more explicit, and young men and women had some sense of the almost infinite range of ways in which a pubic area can be arranged, they would embrace variation downstairs.
This school also had a more explicit vision of the goal of competence-based education and could design its assessments in accordance with these goals.
Run pilot studies in three countries to test the feasibility and direction of a shift towards education programming that has a more explicit peacebuilding rationale.
A first step to facilitate residents' leadership development could be to make leadership behaviours more explicit in practice, as has been proposed for undergraduate medical education [ 5, 24].
A more explicit means to identify overarching issues, including the urban landscape, health and education, and the environment would be beneficial.
