Reproductive Health for Adolescents with Intellectual Disabilities: The Implementation of a Psychoeducation Module for Special Education Teachers in Bandung City, Indonesia

Adolescents with intellectual disabilities experience the same physical changes as all teenagers. However, the difference for adolescents with intellectual disabilities is that they require greater guidance and attention. Unfortunately, many teachers lack sufficient knowledge and skill for facing these physical changes in their students. This study used a quantitative analysis method with a quasi-experimental one-group pretest-posttest design and qualitative study to discover teacher attitudes and evaluate the provided training. This study demonstrates that there was an improvement in teacher knowledge and a change in teacher attitude from before and after a training intervention.