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Department of Education TVET Division HIV/AIDS & STI Teacher Guide o Someone who is similar in age o Someone who has similar interests and values o Someone that you love and care for o Someone who does not lie or hit you or put pressure on you Treat your husband/ wife as your equal. Treat them the way you would like to be treated. Work with your husband/ wife to have a strong, faithful and loving relationship” Ask the students to complete the self study tasks on relationships with a partner before the next lesson. They should also read the section on VCT before the next lesson. 70
Department of Education TVET Division HIV/AIDS & STI Teacher Guide Learning outcome 6: Explain the importance of having an HIV blood test Lesson 20 By the end of this lesson students can… 6.1 Explain the importance of having an HIV blood test 6.2 Describe the process of having an HIV blood test 6.3 State where you can get an HIV blood test nearby 6.4 Explain why the HIV blood test is confidential, voluntary and free Resources: a. Introduction: (10 mins) Say, “VCT stands for Voluntary Counselling and Testing. An HIV test at a VCT centre is the only way of knowing if you have the HIV virus. Remember there are no signs or symptoms of HIV infection.” Ask the class to brainstorm where VCT centres are near their school or community. Your Provincial AIDS Committee can help you with an up-to-date list. b. Main Activity: (40 mins) Ask the students these questions to discuss with a partner. They should discuss for 2 minutes and then you can hear quick feedback. Why is it important to have an HIV blood test Why is it important the test is voluntary Why is it important the test is confidential Why is it important the test includes counselling Then ask the students to work with a partner to draw a simple flow chart showing the main steps of VCT. They should use their Resource Book to help. c. Conclusion: (10 mins) Ask students to swap their flow chart with another pair who will mark it using their Resource Book. Are there any errors Have they missed out any steps Say, “VCT is very important for PNG. Anyone who has had sex without a condom is vulnerable to HIV and needs to have a test. If you are negative you can change your behaviour and protect yourself and your loved ones. If you are positive you can have access to free treatment and support. You can change your life to help live longer.” Ask them to complete the Self Study tasks for this outcome in the Resource Book. 71
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