Abstract
EDUCATIVE GAMES OF GIANT SNAKE IN THE EFFORTS TO INCREASE THE TOWATA VILLAGE YOUTH HIV/AIDS KNOWLEDGE. HIV (Human Immunodeficiency Virus) is a virus that attacks white blood cells in the body and results in the decline of human immunity. This is one of the problems of adolescent's premarital sexual behavior and abuse of drug use, many adolescents are still lacking knowledge about the dangers of HIV and not infrequently also as adolescents already know the negative effects but do not think about future risks. The aim of this intervention is to increase the understanding of village youth regarding the importance of avoiding anything that can lead to HIV and stigmatizing the community to avoid the disease rather than the person. The method used in this counseling is the Educational Giant Ladder Snake Faith to increase knowledge about HIV. The implementation technique is to go to the village youth gathering place and encourage them to take part in the eductive faith of the giant ladder snake. The evaluation method is carried out by holding a pre-test and post-test. The results show that there is a difference in the increase in knowledge before and after the game with an average of 5.70 to an average of 7.20. It is expected that young people can apply the knowledge that has been obtained during the game to be able to avoid risky behaviors of transmitting HIV/AIDS and can eliminate the negative stigma of society against disease and people with HIV/AIDS.
Highlights
EDUCATIVE GAMES OF GIANT SNAKE IN THE EFFORTS TO INCREASE THE TOWATA VILLAGE YOUTH HIV/AIDS KNOWLEDGE
HIV (Human Immunodeficiency Virus) is a virus that attacks white blood cells in the body and results in the decline of human immunity. This is one of the problems of adolescent's premarital sexual behavior and abuse of drug use, many adolescents are still lacking knowledge about the dangers of HIV and not infrequently as adolescents already know the negative effects but do not think about future risks. The aim of this intervention is to increase the understanding of village youth regarding the importance of avoiding anything that can lead to HIV and stigmatizing the community to avoid the disease rather than the person
The implementation technique is to go to the village youth gathering place and encourage them to take part in the eductive faith of the giant ladder snake
Summary
Permainan edukasi ular tangga terkait pengetahuan HIV/AIDS dilakukan di Desa Bonto Tinggi tepatnya di Bendungan Bissua pada hari Minggu, 14 Desember 2019. Peserta yang hadir berjumlah 20 orang dimana semua peserta yang hadir adalah lakilaki. Pada permainan edukasi ini pemuda desa sebagai peserta diberikan pre-test sebelum permainan dan post-test setelah permaianan untuk mengukur pengetahuan mereka mengenai penyakit HIV/AIDS. Semua peserta bersedia mengisi pre dan post test dimana indikator tersebut digunakan untuk mengukur tingkat keberhasilan dari kegiatan permainan edukasi yang dilakukan. Pada permainan edukasi ular tangga, fasilitator menjelaskan cara bermain ular tangga kepada peserta dan menjelaskan kembali kepada peserta mengenai HIV/AIDS yang tertulis didalam ular tangga jika tiap peserta singgah pada nomor yang mendapatkan pertanyaan mengenai HIV/AIDS. Distribusi Jawaban Responden Berdasarkan Pertanyaan Pengetahuan dan Sikap tentang penyakit HIV/AIDS. Apakah virus HIV merupakan virus 15 75,0 5 25,0 18 90,0 2 10,0 yang menyerang sistem kekebalan tubuh?
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