୬រᙋٙበᄦĶᄮᙊܦߋഇّۢᙊିֈķିՄߏӎਕԼචٕޙၹ઼̈ጯ௫ᅪᘣ ጯආѣϒቁ۞Ķّۢᙊିֈķ៍هٕၗޘඈĂ่ਕᄓะ۞ᇹώᇴྵ͌Ăᔵڱ тયסአߤٕณ̼ିጯ̬ˢ۞ࡁտਕᄓะז̂ณᇴፂྤफ़ĂซҖณ̼۞ࢍ̶ ژĂҭώࡁտўͽܮӀפᇹ۞၁ચனಞ่ѣጯ௫ᅪᘣጯආࠎĂͽҋበˣ࣎ಏ ̮Ķّۢᙊିֈķ۞ିጯ̬ˢĂ೩ֻග઼̈ጯ௫ᅪᘣጯආĂጔ୕ࣇਕ௫ϒ ቁ۞ّۢᙊĂϏֽਕѣྵઉБ۞͕֗൴णͷዳјྵϒቁ۞ّҾπඈໄهćഇޞ ିֈ۰ਕỉڦՀк͕˧ĂႽѝ೩ֻጯආ֨ቑ̏ă֨ቑᄃ֨ቑϏ۞Ķّ ۢᙊିֈķିጯ̬ˢĄ ˟ăࡁտϫ۞̈́ࡁտયᗟ ώࡁտўдͽĶཝშࢱᅃӄିጯķᖎჍĶཝშࢱķᄃĶπࢬಫវᓾି ጯķᖎჍĶπࢬಫវķϹആ͞ёĂેҖĶّۢᙊିֈķ̬ˢ၆̱Щ઼̈ѐ ৺ጯ௫ᅪᘣጯආ۞ጯ௫ड़ڍĄࡁտϫ۞ᄃޞඍયᗟĈ (˘) ࡁտϫ۞ ̶ژĶّۢᙊିֈķ۞ିጯ̬ˢ၆઼̈ѐ৺ጯ௫ᅪᘣጯආ۞ጯ௫ड़ڍࠎңĄ (˟) ޞඍયᗟ ̶ژдĶཝშࢱķᄃĶπࢬಫវķ۞Ķّۢᙊିֈķ၆઼̈ѐ৺ጯ௫ᅪ ᘣጯආ̝ጯ௫ड़ڍĄ
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(˟) በᄦĶّۢᙊିֈķྏᄃϒёྏᗟ (1) በᄦĶّۢᙊିֈķྏྏᗟ ॲፂዑ۾ (2004)ăॳᜋ (1999) ̈́ᏂᇊӤ (2003) በᄦ 47 ᗟĶّۢᙊି ֈീរķྏྏᗟĂᐌ፟Ᏼפࢶࢶ઼̣̈ѐ৺˘ 29 ˠă̱ѐ৺˘ 29 ˠซҖ ྏĂॲፂྏඕڍĂГซҖྏᗟᙱޘᄃᝥҾޘ̶ژĂ҃Ӂੵăܲă࣒Լٕᆧ ྏᗟĄБវᇹώֶณܑᓁ̶۞݈ޢ 27% ໂბડ̶ࠎҲ̶Ăͧྵд ЧྏᗟπӮᇴ˯۞मளߏӎពĂྏᗟ۞Ҳ̶मளّ̂ĂܑϯྏᗟрĄ ଳໂბͧྵڱ (comparisons of extreme groups)Ăထ̶݈ 27% ࠎ̶Ăޢ 27%
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The learning effect of
sexuality-knowledge-education for students with
learning disabilities
1Ei-leen Liang! 2Chiu-Hsia Huang
1Teacher, Nanan Elementary School
2 Assistant Professor, Department of Special Education, National Pingtung University
Abstract
The experimental study aimed to investigate the learning effect by 16 times/ 6 weeksĶSexuality-Knowledge-Education (SKE)ķboth with website instructions and printed media teaching for six students with learning disabilities participated in this study. The fndings indicated that the Sexuality-Knowledge-Education (SKE) was effective for students with learning disabilities that they made significant progresses in sexuality-knowledge. In addition, both the website instructions and printed media teaching could promote six students with learning disabilities to develop the positive attitude toward the sexuality-knowledge.