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Korean Jungang Medical Journal
1983 Volume.45 No. 1 p.77 ~ p.81
A Study on Knowledge and Attitude of Primary School Teachers toward Sex Education


Abstract
This study was made to find out knowledge and attitudes of sex education of primary school teachers in order to provide a fundamental information for sex education. Subjects were 184 teachers at three primary schools in kwang-ju city during May (1020) 20, 1983.
The results were as follows:
1. General characteristics of respondents; in the age distribution the age of forties was the most common (46.7%), the majority of respondents were. married (97.3%), and the period of teaching experience was 20~29 years 46.2%, 10~19 years 41.3%.
2. The respondents¢¥ feeling to the word "sex education" was "common" (72.8%). and "curious" (14.2%). Of respondents, 97.8% agreed to the necessity of sex education, the appropriate period to perform the sex education was in higher grades (77.2%). The extent of knowledge of sex education which respondents became aware of was "growth according to development" (85.3%).
3. The fifty one point six percent of the respondents had the experience of per-forming sex education. Contents of sex education were "growth and development" (26.4%), "etiquette : between man & woman" (19.0%), "menstruation" (12.6%), and" physical change of male & female" (7.4%).
4. The forty three percent of respondents was experienced group of receiving sex education. The resources of receiving the sex education were the period of attendance at school(39.2%), a course of lecture (3&0%), The sources from which the respondents had the knowledge of sex for the first time were friends (39. 7%), magazines (29. 9%), and teachers(12. 0As to the knowledge of sex character of respondents, erection was the most common one (74.5%), and followed by menstruation (73.9%), men ache (72.8%), pregnancy (71.2%), and ejaculation (70.1%). 5. The respondents thought of desirable sex educators as primary school nurses (53.3%) and class teachers (42.3%).
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