: Boys and girls were almost always split into separate classrooms to watch educational videos and participate in Q&A sessions to reduce embarrassment.
The video usually titled (often produced by companies like Churchill Films or Aims Media ) is a staple of health education from that era. It typically features a narrator (often a male and female pair) explaining the changes of puberty to a young audience (grades 4–6). puberty sexual education for boys and girls 1991 english29
