
Explore STI prevention by understanding transmission through intimate contact, the limitations of condoms, and strategies like long-term mutual monogamy, partner testing, and discussing risk before sex.
Assess the HIV burden: 39 million deaths and 35 million living with infection, with 80 percent of US new diagnoses in ages 20–24 and 81 percent from male-to-male contact.
Address rumors about HIV directly and navigate conversations around a person’s status in social settings. Learn to face the realities of HIV with respectful communication.
Examine how drug use and impaired judgment after a breakup led to HIV infection, despite protection. Reflect on the regret of being high and the consequences of risky decisions.
Join a health department representative to learn about condoms and their role in preventing HIV/AIDS and other sexually transmitted diseases. Build foundational knowledge for responsible sexual health and safe practices.
This lecture discusses prevention methods beyond condoms, emphasizing abstinence and monogamous relationships, and shares a personal story about HIV testing during pregnancy that reveals infection despite looking healthy.
Encourage safe sex by highlighting condom use and staying smart to protect yourself every time, reinforcing HIV/AIDS and STD prevention.
In this course students will learn about sexually transmitted diseases and infections and how to prevent them. In the first section, three students discover through Instagram that their favorite singer’s boyfriend has a herpes sore on his lip, which leads to a larger discussion of risks, symptoms, and treatment of sexually transmitted diseases and infections. In the second section, the characters learn about the symptoms, treatment, and prevention of HIV as a friend has recently been diagnosed with HIV. The final section demonstrates different types of male and female condoms and their uses. This science-based and age-appropriate course allows learners 12 and up to learn a wide breadth of material scientifically shown to increase their physical and psychological health while being readily accessible for parents to cover the material with their children. Abstinence and other STD, STI and pregnancy prevention strategies are discussed. Students’ understanding of HIV/AIDS and other STDs and STIs, and how they are contracted, is assessed throughout. This course is designed for middle and high school age students and approved by the Chicago Public Schools Office of School Wellness Programs but the content is also appropriate for adult learners. Content in this course aligns with CDC, New York and Texas Health Education Standards. For more information on the course standards alignment or to view more courses like this, visit lessonbee(dot)com.