article_snippet: A Danish sexology professor is calling for students to view pornography films in class as part of changes to the country's sex education curriculum.
article_snippet: Professor Christian Graugaard said the changes would help students understand the differences between what students see in pornography and the reality of sex.
article_snippet: Professor Christian Graugaard suggestion echoes similar calls made in Britain last year  by a government-backed sexual health forum, which said youngsters must be taught that pornography does not reflect real life.
article_snippet: Danish students could soon be watching pornography films in class in order to teach Danish students the differences between what Danish students see on screen and the reality of sex .
article_snippet: Professor Christian Graugaard told public broadcaster DR: 'Instead of having sex education be boring and technical, where you roll a condom onto a cucumber, I'd rather have us educate us children to be critical consumers who see porn with a certain distance and reflection,' according to The Local.
article_snippet: Professor Christian Graugaard added that teenagers attempting to copy what they saw in pornography was a 'recipe for broken necks and disappointment'.
article_snippet: Early last year in Britain, a document drawn up by sexual health charity Brook, the PSHE Association and the Sex Education Forum issued new guidelines for sex education in schools.
article_snippet: The guidelines, criticised by an education campaigner for 'taking children's childhoods away from them' - also called for students to be told about the dangers of 'sexting' - sending explicit text messages - and sharing sexual photos and images.
article_snippet: Pupils must instead be taught the difference between real-life relationships and the distorted world of X-rated films.
article_snippet: This could involve playing card games in class to decide whether various sexual scenarios belong on ‘Planet Earth’ or ‘Planet Porn’ and a greater emphasis on relationships, sexuality and staying safe, rather than just the 'mechanics' of reproduction.
highlights_snippet: Professor Christian Graugaard calls for students to be shown porn at school .
  
highlights_snippet: Professor Christian Graugaard said Professor Christian Graugaard would help illustrate the reality of sex .
  
highlights_snippet: Teenagers attempting to mimic porn a 'recipe for disappointment', Professor Christian Graugaard said .