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Comprehensive Approaches to School Sexual Health Promotion
This page lists resources that explain how comprehenive approaches to promoting sexual health and preventing STI, AIDS and other sexual health problems through schools can be done. This includes linking sexual health to other issues such as mental health, relationships, youth development, gender equity, personal and social development, by expliciting using multi-level (ministry, schoolboard/agency, school/neighbourhood) strategies within education, health and other systems. It also includes a comprehensive approach to sexual health that includes sexual health, STI and HIV/AIDS prevention, contraception, pregnancy and reproduction, relationships, sexual harassment and other issues.
See the links below, to research and guidelines.
See the links below, to research and guidelines.
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Kirby, D. Emerging Answers 2007
The National Campaign to Prevent Teen and Unplanned Pregnancy, 2007. http://www.teenpregnancy.org/resources/data/report_summaries/emerging_answers/ McKay, A. Sexual Health Education in the Schools: Questions & Answers Sex Information and Education Council of Canada, 2005. http://www.sieccan.org/health_questions.html “Making the Case for School-Based Sexual Health Education” Society of Obstetricians and Gynaecologists of Canada, Teachers Section http://sexualityandu.ca/teachers/case.aspx “Debunking Myths: Comprehensive Sexuality Education” Sexuality Information and Education Council of the United States http://www.communityactionkit.org/pdfs/Getting_Ready_To_Advocate/Debunking_Comprehensive.html “Myths and Facts” Teachingsexualhealth.ca http://www.teachingsexualhealth.ca/pages/howtoteach/respondingtoarguments.html Canadian Guidelines for Sexual Health Education Health Canada, 2003. http://www.phac-aspc.gc.ca/publicat/cgshe-ldnemss/cgshe_index.htm Canadian Youth, Sexual Health and AIDS Study Council of Ministers of Education, Canada, 2003. http://www.cmec.ca/publications/aids/ What Types of Sexual Health Education are the most effective …. http://www.serc.mb.ca/content/dload/WhatTypesofSexualHealthEducationAretheMostEffective%20/file Myths about Sexuality Education http://www.serc.mb.ca/content/dload/MythsAboutSexualityEducation%20/file Making the case http://sexualityandu.ca/teachers/case.aspx - what works, dispelling myths Managing Controversy http://sexualityandu.ca/teachers/tools-4.aspx Communications Kit http://sexualityandu.ca/teachers/tools-5.aspx Letter to Parents http://sexualityandu.ca/teachers/tools-6.aspx Kirby, D. et al. Tool to Assess The Characteristics of Effective Sex and STD/HIV Education Programs. ETR Associates, February 2007. |
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