PERSEPSI DAN IMPLEMENTASI PENDIDIKAN SEKS UNTUK ANAK PADA KELUARGA MUSLIM DI KELURAHAN MANGGONG KECAMATAN NGADIREJO KABUPATEN TEMANGGUNG
Abstract
The objective of this research is to identify the perception and
implementation of sex education on children of moslem family at at Manggong
District Ngadirejo Sub-district Temanggung Regency, since there has been an
increase on sexual deviation among teenagers at Manggong District Ngadirejo
Sub-district Temanggung Regency. This research took the method of phenomology
whose sample were taken through cluster sampling. The setting of the research
was located at Manggong District Ngadirejo Sub-district Temanggung Regency.
The subject of the research were moslem parents at Temanggung Regency with
children aged from toddler to pre-teen and those of with normal condition (not
those of with special needs). Data was compiled through documentation,
observation and interview. Further, the data was analyzed using descriptive
qualitative method.
The research result indicated that parent’s perception on sex education on
children at Manggong District Ngadirejo Sub-district Temanggung Regency were
varied. Parents who had narrow-minded perception on sex education considered
sex education as merely about intercourse and reproduction; and thus was not
appropriate to be given to children. On the other hand, parents who had broadminded
perception on sex education considered sex education as something
significant to be taught to children since their early age. This perception
difference was influenced by parents’ level of education, occupation, and religion
knowledge.
Besides, the result also indicated that the implementation of sex education
on children was not yet comprehensive due to parents’ knowledge on sex
education. Moreover, some parents entrusted the provision of sex education on
their children to school teacher. Parents didn’t provide their children sex
education because they hadn’t comprehend the proper wording to deliver the
education, and the environment which had not yet been supportive.