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hls-11973	Fitria, Dedes; Wahyuni, Sri; Supliyani, Elin; Djamilus, Fauzia; Kurniarum, Ari; Sumarni, Sri	The effectiveness of HIV/AIDS education models for adolescents with speech disabilities	2024	5	.pdf	application/pdf	4371	242	46	It can be concluded that there are significant differences between the two groups, indicating a positive influence of the inde- pendent variable on the dependent variable, namely the influence of virtual reproductive health education for children with visual disabilities on respondents’ attitudes.25 This aligns with the analy- sis indicating that the virtual module of reproductive health educa- tion for children with visual disabilities affects the attitude of respondents, as shown by significant differences.31 At the beginning of the pre-test, the control group obtained a value of 44.50. Conclusions The virtual education model of reproductive health education for children with speech disabilities is effectively implemented to enhance the knowledge and attitudes of children with visual dis- abilities compared to the conventional model (using modules or books).	cache/hls-11973.pdf	txt/hls-11973.txt