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Module 16/Unit 1 CONTENT Knowledge/Attitudes/Skills • Improved problem-solving abilities • Developing greater self-identification • Peer influence lessens Training/Learning Methods (Time Required) • Fill in any missing points through a brief review of the subject using Transparency 1.2: Changes During Adolescence. • Reintegration into family • Intimate relationships more important than group relationships 1.2 • Increased ability to make adult choices and assume adult responsibilities • Movement into vocational life phase Pathfinder International 16 Adolescent Curriculum
Specific Objective #3: Discuss desirable health status for adolescents Module 16/Introduction CONTENT Knowledge/Attitudes/Skills DESIRABLE ADOLESCENT HEALTH STATUS Young people between the ages of 10-19 who have survived the vulnerable period of childhood are generally healthy. The challenge for reproductive health care providers is to help young people achieve a desired state of reproductive health, which, according to the Cairo International Conference on Population and Development, “is a state of complete physical, mental, and social well-being and not merely the absence of disease or infirmity, in all matters related to the reproductive health system and to its functions and processes.” Desirable health status includes: • Adequate height and weight for age. Training/Learning Methods (Time Required) DISCUSSION (20 MIN.) The trainer should: • Write the Cairo ICPD statement found in the content section on the left-hand side of the page on the flipchart. • Ask Px to explain what the statement means. • Lead a discussion on the characteristics of a positive and healthy adolescent. Ask Px, how can adolescent health be improved in your community • Fill in missing information from the content section on the left-hand side of the page. • Good nutrition. • Up-to-date with immunizations. • Free of disease and illness. • Emotional support from family/friends. • Ability to avoid substance abuse. • Ability to make an informed decision on sexual activity (whether to engage in sexual activity, with whom, when, what type, and how to protect oneself from pregnancy and STI/HIV) that is free of coercion. • Good self-image both in terms of physical appearance and personal character. Pathfinder International 17 Adolescent Curriculum
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