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Global Advanced
Research Journal of Educational Research and Reviews (GARJERR)
ISSN: 2315-5132
July 2012 Vol. 1(6), pp 100-105
Copyright © 2012 Global Advanced
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Understanding on life
skill education and adolescent reproductive sexual
health in tribal districts of Odisha
Prasanta Kumar Parida
Asst. Professor, School of Rural Management, KIIT
University, Patia, Bhubaneswar-751024
E-mail:
prasanta.parida@ksrm.ac.in
Accepted 25 June, 2012
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Adolescence of age between 10-19 Years is in vital
stage of growth and development. It is a period of
transition from childhood to adulthood and is marked
by rapid physical, physiological and psychological
changes. This period results in sexual,
psychological and behavioral maturation. Adolescents
are a diverse group and are in varying situations of
risk, status and environments. For example, they
could be married or unmarried, in-school or
out-of-school, living in urban or rural areas or
have a different sexual orientation. Some young
people are especially vulnerable.
In the 15–19 years age group, only 60% girls attend
school, as compared to the boys which is more than
80%.(NFHS-3). The differentials increase with age
and area of residence, as only 13% of the girls aged
15-17 years attend school in the rural area. The
objectives for undertaking this study are to
understand the concept of LSE and ARSH among the
tribal adolescents, to assess the knowledge,
attitude and practice on ARSH among the tribal
adolescents. We conducted a study in selected tribal
dominated districts of Odisha. The major findings
were physical change in early adolescent age and
attractions towards enjoyment are the main focal
points for adolescent. Due to this change the
adolescent face physical attraction towards opposite
sex. Knowledge on Reproductive Transmission
Infection(RTI): It is found that infection in
reproductive organs is known by 30.7% of the
respondents, 23.4% of them have responded that
infections through sexual contact spread and around
13% told to have itching in private body parts.
Benefits of Adolescent education programs: It is
observed that 33% of respondent feel that their fear
in life has been dispelled and some have responded
they are more confused in life. The intervention of
LSE through the converge of different departments
are essential. Before initiating interventions for
students there should be intervention program to
orient teachers.
Keyword:
Adolescents, LSE and ARSH issues and tribal’s
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