(English Version) MOOC Sexual health promotion
- Lifetime access
- All levels
- 10 topics
- No quiz
- No Certificate
Hello everyone!
Registration for the Sexual Health Promortion MOOC is now open. Register for this course to be able to follow our new training courses linked to the development of ten themes to promote sexual health among professionals!
Massive On line Open Course ESMN UNESCO “Promote sexual health”
for health students and professionals.
Why ?
ESMN video script:
Sexuality is part of being human. Sexual Health means: your physical,
emotional, mental and social well-being in relation to sexuality. It means
your body functions well during sexual activity. And your being sexual gives
you pleasurable feelings. It also means that you can experience sexuality
without coercion, violence, or stigmatisation and that you can freely
express your gender identity, and your sexual orientation.
Sexual health means that you can experience sex free of fear and anxiety
with positive self-esteem and to respect your sexual partner.
And it also means being protected against unplanned pregnancy and
sexually transmitted infections. Unfortunately, sex education and sexual
healthcare are not available to everyone. There are very few high-quality
sexual health care providers and the costs are too high for many people.
Sexual health care should address the whole persons existence. Taking all
relevant aspects of sexuality into account including physical, psychological
and societal factors. We are a group of health professionals of academics
across Europe who have come together to address these challenges. Our
ultimate goal is to improve sexual health for all. We are doing this by:
1) Creating a network of researchers and professionals of all relevant
discplines
2) Exchanging research results and promoting cross-country
interdisciplinary research
3) Preparing a basic university education program in sexual medicine :
10 topics and a MOOC ESMN UNESCO “Promote sexual health” for
introduce the different concepts
What is this MOOC?
The MOOC ESMN UNESCO “Promote sexual health”, composed of 6 mini
MOOCs, is inviting our learners and empowering them to act autonomously
in their interventions in sexual health, by ensuring that their speeches, behavior and attitudes will follow and respect human rights values.
What Objectives ?
To advance knowledge and practice in the priority area of human rights in relation to sexual health.
This includes a variety of aspirations:
the protection of young people from sexual violence,
the fight against gender inequality, incest, sexual mutilation, sexual exploitation,
the fight against sexist and homophobic prejudices.
What population ? :
Health students
Health Professionals
However, this MOOC can be followed by anyone who deals in any way with sexual health.
What formats ?
Independent mini MOOCs, average duration 1 hour, with several tools :
Animated videos and video interviews,
Infographics, and Comics,
Quick Questions & Answers
Evaluation, pedagogical and post-evaluation quizzes.
What learning approach?
Blended-learning approach.
Opening sessions of the MOOC
Learners register on a social network (WhatsApp, Fb….) and create private groups to discuss and exchange regularly different materials (testimonies, useful links, files…)
This learning technique, which mixes a top down and an
horizontal approach, aims at creating a community of learners, a strong group entity
Given the complexity of this MOOC, we have customized a platform robust enough to support multiple formats as well as a large number of learners
What storytelling ?
Throughout the course, Zeï, our star, a gender free mascot, will guide and enlighten us in the acquisition of knowledge
MOOC ESMN UNESCO “Promote sexual health” is composed of 6 mini- modules and 10 topics :
Mini-module 1 : Comprehensive sexual education ?
Mini-module 2 : What are sexual health and human rights ?
Mini-module 3 : What are today ‘s sexual cultural issues ?
Mini-module 4 : What are the world sexual health challenges ?
Mini-module 5 : How to communicate about sexual health and human rights ?
Mini-module 6 : implementation of a commmon curriculum – with acces to 10 topics to promote sexual health
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