Teens who grew up with screens at their fingertips have easy access to porn, and some are seeing it as a “how-to guide.” One high school course in Boston has tackled the problem head on, teaching students about the realities of porn.

Teens who grew up with screens at their fingertips have easy access to porn, and some are seeing it as a “how-to guide.” One high school course in Boston has tackled the problem head on, teaching students about the realities of porn. However, a lack of sex-ed courses across the country—and a gap in curricula covering porn—means teens’ skewed perceptions are largely ignored. An Indiana University study found that half as many parents thought their 14-18-year-olds had seen porn than actually had—underestimating their teens’ viewing by as much as tenfold. (NYTimes)