对加拿大父母和监护人同意全面性健康教育核心原则的审查

IF 1.4 Q3 PUBLIC, ENVIRONMENTAL & OCCUPATIONAL HEALTH Canadian Journal of Human Sexuality Pub Date : 2023-09-01 DOI:10.3138/cjhs.2023-0021
Courtney Loveless, Kaylee Dyall, Christopher Quinn-Nilas, Sydney Knapman, Tanvi Vora, Jessica Wood, Alexander McKay, Jocelyn Wentland, Sandra Byers
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父母/监护人的支持可以成为性健康教育课程制定政策决策的关键投入,因此,审查父母/监护人对全面性健康教育基础原则的态度至关重要。《加拿大性健康教育指南》(SIECCAN, 2019)规定了全面性健康教育的九项核心原则,这些原则应为性健康教育项目的规划和实施提供信息。本研究考察了父母/监护人对核心原则的态度,并确定态度是否因人口统计和地区变量而变化。来自加拿大各地的2000名家长/监护人完成了一份在线问卷,评估人口特征和对每项核心原则的总体认同。家长/监护人有强烈的共识;73%到85%的人支持在性健康教育项目的规划和发展中纳入九项核心原则。我们通过两种方式测试与核心原则的一致性:首先使用所有核心原则项目的平均得分,然后使用单个核心原则的平均得分。根据父母/监护人的性别、受教育程度、居住地区和宗教的重要性,我们发现了一些统计上显著的影响,但是所有的影响量都很小(在1%-4%的差异之间),这表明这些影响不是特别有意义。因此,调查结果表明,加拿大各地的家长/监护人支持全面性健康教育的核心原则。了解家长/监护人对性健康教育的哲学基础的态度,可使政策制定者更牢固地了解家长的观点,这在有关学校性健康教育内容的公共讨论中出现的新问题可能特别突出。
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An examination of Canadian parents’ and guardians’ agreement with the Core Principles of comprehensive sexual health education
Parental/guardian support can be a key input for policy decision-making for sexual health education curriculum development and it is, therefore, critical to examine parental/guardian attitudes towards the principles underlying comprehensive sexual health education. The Canadian Guidelines for Sexual Health Education ( SIECCAN, 2019 ) specify nine Core Principles of Comprehensive Sexual Health Education that should inform the planning and delivery of sexual health education programs. This study examines parental/guardian attitudes towards the Core Principles and determines whether attitudes vary based on demographic and regional variables. Two thousand parents/guardians from across Canada completed an online questionnaire assessing demographic characteristics and overall agreement with each of the Core Principles. There was strong consensus among parents/guardians; 73% to 85% support the inclusion of the nine Core Principles in the planning and development of sexual health education programs. We tested agreement with Core Principles in two ways: first using averaged scores across all Core Principle items, then across individual Core Principles. We found some statistically significant effects based on parent/guardian gender, educational attainment, region of residence, and importance of religion, however all effect sizes were small (between 1%–4% variance accounted for) suggesting these were not particularly meaningful. Therefore, findings demonstrate parental/guardian support across Canada for the Core Principles of Comprehensive Sexual Health Education. Understanding parents’/guardians’ attitudes towards the philosophical underpinnings of sexual health education provides policymakers with a firmer understanding of parental perspectives which may be particularly salient as new issues emerge in public discourse about the content of sexual health education in schools.
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Canadian Journal of Human Sexuality
Canadian Journal of Human Sexuality PUBLIC, ENVIRONMENTAL & OCCUPATIONAL HEALTH-
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期刊介绍: The Canadian Journal of Human Sexuality (CJHS) is a quarterly peer-reviewed academic journal focusing on the medical, psychological, social, and educational aspects of human sexuality.
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