Developing lesson Plansat for health education subjectson sex education by using a teaching kit to accompany the LT of students in the 1st year of vocational Sisaket Provincial Vocational College
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The purpose of this study was for the effectiveness of the health education learning plan. Subject: sex education, 1st year vocational certificate class by using the teaching set to accompany the LT cooperative group according to the 80/80 criterion to determine The index of effectiveness of the health education learning plan. Subject: Sex education to compare test scores of 1st year vocational certificate students during before and after studying about sex education, the sample group consisted of students in the first year of vocational certificate, Chulamanee Sisaket Vocational College, Office of the Commission. Sisaket Vocational Education District 1 Chulamanee Sisaket Vocational College, Office of the Board Sisaket Vocational Education District 1, Semester 1, Academic Year 2021 30 people, randomly picked the group of tools used in The study was the learning management plan. 4 plans on sex education 4 sets of teaching on sex education A four-choice, 30-item achievement test with a discriminating power ranging from 0.28 to 1.00 and the confidence value of the whole issue was 0.95. The statistics used in the data analysis were percentage, mean, standard deviation. Effectiveness Index and test the hypothesis using t-test (Dependent Samples)
The results of the study revealed that Health education lesson Plansat on sex education, 1st year vocational certificate class the efficiency of LT was 81.45/81.00 which satisfies the 80/80 criterion. And having an Effectiveness Index of 0.7040, meaning that students have 70.40 higher scores after school than before and the first year vocational certificate students had significantly higher academic achievement than before studying at the .05 level
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