Varones y embarazo no intencional
Solapas principales
Día (sugerido) | Hora (sugerida) | Cant. estudiantes | Docentes | Salón | Tipo (Supervisión o campo) | ||||
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Jueves | 17:30 a 19:00 | 6 |
| Salón 1 | Supervisión |
Se espera que el/la estudiante pueda:
1) Comprender la relevancia de implementar investigaciones e intervenciones innovadoras basadas en evidencias científicas así como metodologías para su evaluación
2) Desarrollar capacidades para el trabajo interdisciplinario e intersectorial con actores diversos del campo educativo en temas relacionados con la educación sexual integral con perspectiva de género y derechos humanos
3) Incoporar herramientas teórico-metodológicas del enfoque de género transformativo en la investigación sobre toma de decisiones en adolescentes sobre vida sexual y reproductiva.
1) Proyecto If I were Jack en Reino Unido y su adaptación y validación en Uruguay. Características, contenidos, metodología. Desarrollo de la Fase 1 en Uruguay durante 2020.
2) La importancia de la Educación sexual integral. Componentes. Características. Prevención de embarazo no intencional en adolescentes.
3) El modelo de género transformativo.
4) Toma de decisiones y actitudes subjetivas frente a maternidad y aborto. La teoría de la acción planeada.
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