I think you could do that if it wasn't wielded as a weapon by anti-feminists or a way to victim blame. It has to be done as part of a general push for increased communication and sexual openness, not as a reaction against feminism. I've never seen that happen so far, but I'd support it if it could be done. Feminists are already pushing for it though in terms of advocating for increased sexual agency for women.
Women needing to be taught doesn't negate the fact that men also have much to learn.
This is completely fair. I'm just seeing a lot of acting like women don't have agency in these encounters, and if we are really trying to reduce the likelihood of these events happening and not just trying to shit on one gender, then a balanced approach to make sure both sides understand how to avoid sending or receiving mixed signals would be much more effective.