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Journal of The Korean Society of Maternal and Child Health 2014;18(1):60-74.
DOI: https://doi.org/10.21896/jksmch.2014.18.1.60    Published online January 31, 2014.
The Vision and Method of Policies on Gender Sensitive Sexuality Education for Health Promotion of Youth
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충북 여성정책관
청소년의 건강증진을 위한 성교육정책의 방향 -청소년의 성적 실천과 제도화 사이에서
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충북 여성정책관
Abstract
Objectives
This research has been conducted to analyze some of necessary contents in youthgender sensitive sexuality education to be enforced as a policy, and to suggest vision and methodsto may be adopted in the future gender sensitive sexuality education.
Methods
This has been done by an analysis from references about sexual education and relateddata of ngo/go.
Results
Rather than teaching sexual standards to youth by referencing model developed by adultor adult oriented/required sex education, the researcher has proposed diversified sexual right education,which 1) raise an ability of youth to negotiate relationship between adults and youth, suchas age, sexual (gender) standard, sexuality, etc. and 2) raise an ability of the society to recognizedesires and growth of modern youth. The most appropriate education system for youth is all abouthow to make youth expose and practice their desire to themselves and to others. This can promoteyouth health through understanding the close relations among people and the power relationship.
Conclusions
This research, rather than being protective measure for youth, or being preparatoryeducation for exchanging knowledge, information and experience on standard means of conductingsexual relationship or sexual activities, proposes a transfer to sexual citizenship that promotesestablishment of new relationships. Beyond the idea of personal sexual rights, the sexual citizenshipeducation system requires systematic support and political discussion for recognizing sexual conducts,identity, relationship. This is to recognize the reality and the power of youth for healthy life.
Key Words: gender sensitive sexuality education, health promotion, sexual citizenship, customized education and embodiment, empowerment, making policy suitable for youth
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