英文摘要 |
The purpose of this study was to evaluate the effect of a 33-hour sexuality education in-service training for high school teachers. The spectific objectives were to improve their sex knowlegde, attitude, role behaviors as a sex educator, and efficacy to expand sexuality education. This study utilized the nonequivalent experiment control group design. In the Koashung city, all junior and senior high school teachers who had never took part in any sexuality education training were invited to join this in-service training. Forty six responded and then served as participants in the experimental group. Forty-three other teachers participated in a counseling workshop were recruited as the control group. Both the experimental and control group filled out a questionnaire before and after the intervention. Results indicated that using the pre-test scores as control, the experimental group still did better on the four objective than the control group. It as concluded that sexuality education in-service training used in the study was effective in improving high school teachers' sex knowledge, role behaviors as a sex educator, and intention to sexuality education. In addition, most participants in the experimental group rated positively toward the inservice training. |