Learning to listen: Formative research in the development of AIDS education for secondary school students

Life skills training as HIV/AIDS preventive strategy in secondary schools: evaluation of a large-scale implementation process

“…Half of these sexually experienced learners indicated that they had used a condom during their last sexual experience. The average age of becoming sexually experienced was 13 years for this group.These results confirm behaviour patterns that have been identified over the past decade (Eaton, Flisher & Aaro, 2003;Flisher, Ziervogel, Chalton, Leger & Robertson, 1993;Mathews, Kuhn, Metcalf, Joubert & Cameron, 1990;Mathews, Everett, Binedell & Steinberg, 1995;Mogotsi, 1997;Siegel, DiClemente, Durbin, Krasnovsky & Saliba, 1995;Steward, McCauley, Baker, Givaudan, James, Leenes et al, 2001;Sunday Times, 2001;Visser, 1995;.These studies also showed that secondary school learners have basic knowledge of HIV/AIDS, but that knowledge alone is not enough to assure 'safe' sexual behaviour (Eaton & Flisher, 2000).…”

Life skills training as HIV/AIDS preventive strategy in secondary schools: evaluation of a large-scale implementation process

“…Half of these sexually experienced learners indicated that they had used a condom during their last sexual experience. The average age of becoming sexually experienced was 13 years for this group.These results confirm behaviour patterns that have been identified over the past decade (Eaton, Flisher & Aaro, 2003;Flisher, Ziervogel, Chalton, Leger & Robertson, 1993;Mathews, Kuhn, Metcalf, Joubert & Cameron, 1990;Mathews, Everett, Binedell & Steinberg, 1995;Mogotsi, 1997;Siegel, DiClemente, Durbin, Krasnovsky & Saliba, 1995;Steward, McCauley, Baker, Givaudan, James, Leenes et al, 2001;Sunday Times, 2001;Visser, 1995;.These studies also showed that secondary school learners have basic knowledge of HIV/AIDS, but that knowledge alone is not enough to assure 'safe' sexual behaviour (Eaton & Flisher, 2000).…”

Evaluation of HIV/AIDS Prevention in South African Schools

“…The average age of becoming sexually experienced was 13 years for this group. These results confirm the behavior pattern that was identified over the past decade (Department of Education, 1997;Flisher, Ziervogel, Chalton, Leger, & Robertson, 1993, 1996Mathews, Everett, Binedell, & Steinberg, 1995;Mathews, Kuhn, Metcalf, Joubert, & Cameron, 1990;Mogotsi, 1997;Sunday Times, 2001;Visser, 1995;Visser & Moleko, 1999). These studies also show that secondary school learners have basic knowledge of HIV/AIDS, but that knowledge alone is not enough to assure 'safe' sexual behavior.…”

Data to Action: Using Formative Research to Develop Intervention Programs to Increase Physical Activity in Adolescent Girls

“…The combination of informal and formal systems of reporting provided prompt feedback of information. Previously published formative research conducted for intervention planning purposes have not conveyed strategies for dissemination (Curtis et al, 1997;Kumanyika et al, 2003;Mathews et al, 1995;Newes-Adeyi et al, 2000), so the work presented in this article addresses an existing gap in the literature.…”

Life skills training as HIV/AIDS preventive strategy in secondary schools: evaluation of a large-scale implementation process

“…Half of these sexually experienced learners indicated that they had used a condom during their last sexual experience. The average age of becoming sexually experienced was 13 years for this group.These results confirm behaviour patterns that have been identified over the past decade (Eaton, Flisher & Aaro, 2003;Flisher, Ziervogel, Chalton, Leger & Robertson, 1993;Mathews, Kuhn, Metcalf, Joubert & Cameron, 1990;Mathews, Everett, Binedell & Steinberg, 1995;Mogotsi, 1997;Siegel, DiClemente, Durbin, Krasnovsky & Saliba, 1995;Steward, McCauley, Baker, Givaudan, James, Leenes et al, 2001;Sunday Times, 2001;Visser, 1995;.These studies also showed that secondary school learners have basic knowledge of HIV/AIDS, but that knowledge alone is not enough to assure 'safe' sexual behaviour (Eaton & Flisher, 2000).…”

Evaluation of HIV/AIDS Prevention in South African Schools

“…The average age of becoming sexually experienced was 13 years for this group. These results confirm the behavior pattern that was identified over the past decade (Department of Education, 1997;Flisher, Ziervogel, Chalton, Leger, & Robertson, 1993, 1996Mathews, Everett, Binedell, & Steinberg, 1995;Mathews, Kuhn, Metcalf, Joubert, & Cameron, 1990;Mogotsi, 1997;Sunday Times, 2001;Visser, 1995;Visser & Moleko, 1999). These studies also show that secondary school learners have basic knowledge of HIV/AIDS, but that knowledge alone is not enough to assure 'safe' sexual behavior.…”

Data to Action: Using Formative Research to Develop Intervention Programs to Increase Physical Activity in Adolescent Girls

“…The combination of informal and formal systems of reporting provided prompt feedback of information. Previously published formative research conducted for intervention planning purposes have not conveyed strategies for dissemination (Curtis et al, 1997;Kumanyika et al, 2003;Mathews et al, 1995;Newes-Adeyi et al, 2000), so the work presented in this article addresses an existing gap in the literature.…”

Life skills training as HIV/AIDS preventive strategy in secondary schools: evaluation of a large-scale implementation process

“…Half of these sexually experienced learners indicated that they had used a condom during their last sexual experience. The average age of becoming sexually experienced was 13 years for this group.These results confirm behaviour patterns that have been identified over the past decade (Eaton, Flisher & Aaro, 2003;Flisher, Ziervogel, Chalton, Leger & Robertson, 1993;Mathews, Kuhn, Metcalf, Joubert & Cameron, 1990;Mathews, Everett, Binedell & Steinberg, 1995;Mogotsi, 1997;Siegel, DiClemente, Durbin, Krasnovsky & Saliba, 1995;Steward, McCauley, Baker, Givaudan, James, Leenes et al, 2001;Sunday Times, 2001;Visser, 1995;.These studies also showed that secondary school learners have basic knowledge of HIV/AIDS, but that knowledge alone is not enough to assure 'safe' sexual behaviour (Eaton & Flisher, 2000).…”

Evaluation of HIV/AIDS Prevention in South African Schools

“…The average age of becoming sexually experienced was 13 years for this group. These results confirm the behavior pattern that was identified over the past decade (Department of Education, 1997;Flisher, Ziervogel, Chalton, Leger, & Robertson, 1993, 1996Mathews, Everett, Binedell, & Steinberg, 1995;Mathews, Kuhn, Metcalf, Joubert, & Cameron, 1990;Mogotsi, 1997;Sunday Times, 2001;Visser, 1995;Visser & Moleko, 1999). These studies also show that secondary school learners have basic knowledge of HIV/AIDS, but that knowledge alone is not enough to assure 'safe' sexual behavior.…”

Data to Action: Using Formative Research to Develop Intervention Programs to Increase Physical Activity in Adolescent Girls

“…The combination of informal and formal systems of reporting provided prompt feedback of information. Previously published formative research conducted for intervention planning purposes have not conveyed strategies for dissemination (Curtis et al, 1997;Kumanyika et al, 2003;Mathews et al, 1995;Newes-Adeyi et al, 2000), so the work presented in this article addresses an existing gap in the literature.…”