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          <dc:title>An  Analysis  of  Teachers’ Perception  on  Comprehensive  Sexual  Education  in  Myanmar  (Case  Study  in Min  Hla  Township) (Sakawah Khaing, 2023)</dc:title>
          <dc:creator>Sakawah Khaing</dc:creator>
          <dc:description>This study investigates the teachers’ perception on comprehensive sexual
education in Myanmar, case study in Min Hla Township. The study applied the
qualitative approach and a descriptive research method. The data was collected by
using semi-structured questionnaire and analyzed by quoting method. The study
found that sexual education would be more effective and beneficial for students when
it can deliver at younger age because they are more comfortable to teach for school
teachers. In fact, teachers need special training on sexual education in order to
mitigate their anxieties about the sexual education and getting rid of negative cultural
belief. Although teachers believed that comprehensive sexual education (abstinence
plus curriculums) for school curriculum is good, most of the teachers desire to provide
abstinence-only education at the school levels. Therefore, teachers agreed that health
care providers should provide appropriate sexual health care services and health
knowledges in once a month at schools. Moreover, teachers recommend that the
sexual education should be evaluated through appropriate approaches to be more
effective and adaptive to the local context.</dc:description>
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