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Department of Education TVET Division HIV/AIDS & STI Teacher Guide Sample assessments Module Test Assignment Attitude and participation 2. Protecting yourself and others 10% 20 questions 12% 3% E.g. condom demonstration Module 2 test Listen carefully to the questions and write down the answers. 1. List four sexual practices which do not transmit HIV. (4 marks) (a) ……………………………………………………. (b) ……………………………………………………. (c) …………………………………………………….. (d) …………………………………………………….. 2. List two low risk sexual practices. (2 marks). 3. List two high risk sexual practices. (2 marks). 4. List three ways of reducing your risk of HIV and STIs (3 marks) 5. List 2 life skills that are needed to protect yourself from risks (2 marks) 6. True or false. (3 marks) a) Using two condoms at the same time is more risky True or false b) Condoms are free in PNG True or false c) The HIV virus can pass through a condom True or false 7. What do the letters VCT stand for (1 mark) 8. Where is the nearest VCT HIV testing centre to your institution (1 mark) 9. How long is the window period (1 mark) 10. Why is it important that the HIV blood test is free, voluntary and confidential (1 mark) TOTAL MARKS SCORED……………../20. 72
Department of Education TVET Division HIV/AIDS & STI Teacher Guide Module 2 assignment ASSIGNMENT: CONDOM DEMONSTRATION Module Name: PROTECTING YOURSELF AND OTHERS Module Code: HIV 102 – 07 Student Activity Sheet Competent √ Not Yet Competent X Students will demonstrate the correct use of a male and a female condom to a small group (4-6) of same sex peers. They will state accurate facts and correct common misconceptions about condoms. They will stress safer sex messages and abstinence/saying no/resisting pressure strategies. They will be observed and assessed by the lecturer. Value: This assignment is worth 12% of the overall course marks Length: One 15 minute demonstration Assessment criteria: 1. Accurate facts about condoms: when used properly 95-98% effective in prevention transmission on HIV, also prevents STI and unwanted pregnancy, free from clinics and Provincial AIDS Committees, part of the Government’s HIV strategy, research shows they do not encourage promiscuity, we need to resist pressure to have unsafe sex which puts us at risk of HIV/AIDS 2. Correct demonstration of male condom using a wooden penis or banana/carrot: Include these points… • Do you and your partner really want sex If either is unsure or uncomfortable – NO! Abstinence is 100% safe. A man must wear the condom before entering the woman’s vagina • Check the expiry date on the packet • Squeeze the condom to one side in the packet • Tear from the serrated edge • Pinch the tip and carefully unroll the condom down the erect penis (be careful it is the right way around!) • Have sex – some couples use water based lubricant • After the man ejaculates he must withdraw straight away before he loses his erection • Tie a knot in the condom so it can’t be used again • Throw the condom and wrapper away in a sensible place – wrapped in plastic bag in the bin, thrown in the pit latrine, NOT flushed down the Western toilet 3. Correct demonstration of female condom using a wooden penis or banana/carrot: Include these points… • Do you and your partner really want sex If either is unsure or uncomfortable – NO! Abstinence is 100% safe. A woman must be wearing the condom before the man’s penis enters her body • Check the expiry date on the packet • Squeeze the condom to one side in the packet 0 1 2 3 0 1 2 3 0 1 2 3 73
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