"I would never just plop you into a car and say, okay, figure out how to drive this": Driving metaphors in sex education
Metaphors are a common way to make sense of complex concepts, including sexuality. In interviews with 39 individuals who teach sex education in Illinois and Ohio, I find that sex educators compare driving to sexual behavior to gain buy-in and make lessons more concrete. While useful for achieving th...
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