Hiv-aids for educators

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0.1 Personal file storage

0.2 How to use your personal file storage

0.3 Mission statement

1 Hiv-aids basics for teachers

2 Assessing youth attitudes

2.1 Guidelines for the surveys

2.2 Students and risk

2.3 Sending responses to twb

2.4 Surveys on leisure activities

2.6 Surveys on sexual relationships

2.7 Surveys on contraceptive use

2.8 Surveys on attitudes toward stds and hiv/aids

2.9 Surveys on health seeking behaviors

2.10 Surveys on reproductive health

3 Sexuality/personal relationships

3.1 Sexual development awareness

3.2 Unprotected sex

3.3 Girls and virginity

3.4 Menstruation

3.5 Changes during puberty

3.6 The a-b-c approach

3.7 The a-b-c approach: abstinence

3.8 The a-b-c approach - be faithful

3.9 The a-b-c approach: condoms

4 Hiv-infected children

5 Care for aids orphans

6 Condoms and controversy

7 Global research

8 Building your hiv-aids program

8.1 Strategies for successful programs

8.2 Worldwide program designs

8.3 Backgrounder

8.4 Assignment 2: designing your own program

8.5 New roles for the ministry of education

Source: OpenStax, Hiv-aids for educators. OpenStax CNX. Mar 07, 2006 Download for free at http://cnx.org/content/col10329/1.6

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