Half of the respondents (760, 50%) preferred reproductive health education should be included in secondary and higher secondary levels (375, 25%), in the university level (166, 11%) and very few wanted it to be included in primary level (93, 6%). Most of the respondents (672, 84%) felt sex education is essential for better reproductive health management, a few of them (88, 11%) opposed this idea and some of them remained silent (40, 5%). On the contrary, they were rather warned by the persons not to disclose it to others. Produce curricula relevant to adolescent girls. participationin the process teaching basic health, reproductive health, and financial literacy.
Universal access to sexual and reproductive health-care services, including family planning, reproductive health information and education are enshrined in target 3.7 of Sustainable Development Goal (SDG) three. Their shared feelings were not informative and rather incorrect for maintaining good reproductive health at a growing time. A questionnaire module on non-formal education. Globally, adolescent reproductive health has been an area of key policy concern. A few respondents talked with their teachers (40, 5%). The respondents reported to have discussion their pubertal changes mainly with their male peers (672, 84%) and a very little access to parents (16, 2%) and elder brothers (16, 2%).
A large number of adolescents felt shy (208, 26%), scared (56, 7%), least bothered (112, 14%) and were not at all aware (40, 5%) of their onset of puberty. At least half of the university students (384, 48%) did not understand much about puberty and remained confused. A total of 800 male students were randomly selected of which 400 were from two public and the rest 400 from private universities situated in Dhaka, Bangladesh. Abstract: Opinions on reproductive health education at the onset of puberty at present were studied by using a structured questionnaire consisting of 13 questions with a view to know their conception about it. undermet reproductive health needs are among the major public health challenges all over the world and also in Turkey.These unmet or undermet reproductive health needs result in unwanted pregnancies, adolescent pregnancies, non-hygienic abortions and sexually transmitted infections (STEM).
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