Design of an Animated Video as a Socialization Media for Sex Education at SMPK BPK Penabur Cirebon
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https://doi.org/10.32815/jeskovsia.v10i2.1259Keywords:
Sex education, tiktok, animation, Adolescent pubertal developmentAbstract
Sex education is a set of skills and knowledge that enables individuals to avoid behaviors that pose risks of sexual abuse and deviant sexual behavior. This study employs a qualitative method with a linear research strategy. Motion graphics are presented as supporting media to enrich sex education guidance. This research is expected to help students understand sex education so they can maintain personal hygiene and protect themselves from sexually transmitted diseases as well as sexual harassment. The results indicate that designing TikTok content can serve as an engaging informational medium not only for sex education, but also for enhancing students’ understanding and helping them recognize the stages of their personal development in a more appropriate and safe manner.
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