This study evaluated its development and effects of sexual education module by applying the Barrow and Myers' problem-based learning model in order to improve a right to sexual autonomy for female high school students.
This study designed two separ...
This study evaluated its development and effects of sexual education module by applying the Barrow and Myers' problem-based learning model in order to improve a right to sexual autonomy for female high school students.
This study designed two separate groups, experimental group (problem-based learning) and control group (lecture-based learning), and then compared any changes of their ability to sexual autonomy by treating sexual attitude scale and knowledge of sexual matters which are control variables as covariates.
Total 73 subjects, 40 students for the experimental group who are freshmen of U high school and 33 for the control group who are also freshmen of J high school, participated in the study.
Data were analysed by using SPSS WIN(version 12.0) with average, standard deviation, t-test and ANCOVA. The significance level was set to .05 level.
As a result, problem-based sex education has statistically significant difference on the right to sexual autonomy after controling the scale of their ability to sexual autonomy with their sexual attitude and knowledge of sexual matters.
To conclude, sex education module based on the problem-based learning model is effective on the right to sexual autonomy for female high school students.