Breaking Myths, Building Awareness

About the Program

The Video Assisted Teaching Program on Sex Education and Menstrual Health is an educational intervention designed to provide adolescents with accurate, age-appropriate, and culturally sensitive information related to puberty, reproductive health, and menstrual hygiene. The program aims to address knowledge gaps, reduce myths and misconceptions, and promote positive attitudes toward bodily changes during adolescence.

By using audio-visual aids, animations, and structured video content, the program enhances understanding and retention of information. The interactive nature of video-assisted teaching encourages student engagement, improves concept clarity, and creates a comfortable learning environment for discussing sensitive topics. The program emphasizes personal hygiene, menstrual management practices, emotional well-being, and respect for one’s own body and others.

Objectives of the Program

• Demonstrate improved knowledge regarding puberty, reproductive health, and menstrual physiology.
• Develop a positive and healthy attitude toward menstruation and bodily changes during adolescence.
• Practice proper menstrual hygiene and personal hygiene measures confidently.
• Identify and dispel common myths and misconceptions related to sex education and menstruation.
• Recognize normal and abnormal menstrual patterns and know when to seek help.
• Improve self-esteem, body image, and emotional coping during adolescence.

Expected Outcomes of the Program

• Gain adequate knowledge regarding puberty, reproductive health, and menstrual physiology.
• Develop a positive attitude toward menstruation and normal bodily changes during adolescence.
• Demonstrate correct practices of menstrual hygiene and personal hygiene.