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REDUCING THE NEGATIVE IMPACT OF YOUTH REACTION TOWARDS HIV/AIDS CRISIS IN SCHOOLS USING REALISTIC THINKING

CHAPTER ONE INTRODUCTION 1.1      BACKGROUND AND NEED FOR THE POINT OF INQUIRY The World Health Organisation (WHO) has stipulated that teachers "should be willing and interested in teaching about STIs, HIV and AIDS; have sufficient and appropriate knowledge about STIs, HIV and AIDS; be accepted by the school staff, the community, and the students; be able to maintain confidentiality and objectivity; be familiar with and at ease when using sexual terminology and discussing sexual ...

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REDUCING THE NEGATIVE IMPACT OF YOUTH REACTION TOWARDS HIV/AIDS CRISIS IN SCHOOLS.

CHAPTER ONE INTRODUCTION 1.1      BACKGROUND AND NEED FOR THE POINT OF INQUIRY The World Health Organisation (WHO) has stipulated that teachers "should be willing and interested in teaching about STIs, HIV and AIDS; have sufficient and appropriate knowledge about STIs, HIV and AIDS; be accepted by the school staff, the community, and the students; be able to maintain confidentiality and objectivity; be familiar with and at ease when using sexual terminology and discussing sexual ...

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A STUDY OF THE NEGATIVE IMPACT OF TECHNOLOGICAL DEVELOPMENT ON THE SECRETARY IN A MODERN OFFICE

ABSTRACT This research work has been carried out to determine the fate of secretaries with regard to increase in technological advancement.  The instruments used in gathering data for this study are, the questionnaire, oral interview and observation.  The scope of study covered are three selected banks in Umuahia, Abia State.  Namely: Union Bank, standard Trust bank and first bank Nigeria Plc.  The data were collected from sample secretaries in the above mentioned banks and ...

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REDUCING THE NEGATIVE IMPACT OF YOUTH REACTION TOWARDS HIV/AIDS CRISIS IN SCHOOLS IN NNEWI NORTH LOCAL GOVERNMENT USING REALISTIC THINKING

CHAPTER ONE 1.0   INTRODUCTION 1.1      BACKGROUND OF THE STUDY The World Health Organisation (WHO) has stipulated that teachers "should be willing and interested in teaching about STIs, HIV and AIDS; have sufficient and appropriate knowledge about STIs, HIV and AIDS; be accepted by the school staff, the community, and the students; be able to maintain confidentiality and objectivity; be familiar with and at ease when using sexual terminology and discussing sexual issues, be respectful of students' ...

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