Rural secondary school teachers' capacity to respond to HIV and AIDS: the case of Shurugwi district in Zimbabwe.

Young people often turn to their teachers for information on sexuality and HIV and Aids. Consequently, need to be not only knowledgeable about these issues but also able to integrate them into their teaching of an umbrella study to investigate and promote HIV and AIDS education and support in school...

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Main Authors: Mangwaya, Ezron, Ndlovu, Emily
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Language:English
Published: 2016
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description Young people often turn to their teachers for information on sexuality and HIV and Aids. Consequently, need to be not only knowledgeable about these issues but also able to integrate them into their teaching of an umbrella study to investigate and promote HIV and AIDS education and support in schools, this reports on a qualitative study conducted among a purposively selected sample of teachers in Shurugwi ascertain their response to the challenges resulting from the pandemic. The findings suggest that the participating teachers held complex and contradictory views about HIV and Aids education; that they were constrained by to, prevailing social and cultural background; and that their responses were inhibited by the lack of adequate social welfare support systems. These factors combined to make it difficult for them to interpret and implement policy that calls for a coherent and collaborative response. This study will hopefully inform professional development, interventions to ensure that future HIV and AIDS teaching and learning s relevant and effective, given the social and educational context.
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spelling ir-11408-10542022-06-27T13:49:06Z Rural secondary school teachers' capacity to respond to HIV and AIDS: the case of Shurugwi district in Zimbabwe. Mangwaya, Ezron Ndlovu, Emily Teaching, HIV and AIDS, Secondary schools Young people often turn to their teachers for information on sexuality and HIV and Aids. Consequently, need to be not only knowledgeable about these issues but also able to integrate them into their teaching of an umbrella study to investigate and promote HIV and AIDS education and support in schools, this reports on a qualitative study conducted among a purposively selected sample of teachers in Shurugwi ascertain their response to the challenges resulting from the pandemic. The findings suggest that the participating teachers held complex and contradictory views about HIV and Aids education; that they were constrained by to, prevailing social and cultural background; and that their responses were inhibited by the lack of adequate social welfare support systems. These factors combined to make it difficult for them to interpret and implement policy that calls for a coherent and collaborative response. This study will hopefully inform professional development, interventions to ensure that future HIV and AIDS teaching and learning s relevant and effective, given the social and educational context. 2016-04-26T12:59:02Z 2016-04-26T12:59:02Z 2013-12-05 Article 1911-2017 http://hdl.handle.net/11408/1054 en open
spellingShingle Teaching, HIV and AIDS, Secondary schools
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Ndlovu, Emily
Rural secondary school teachers' capacity to respond to HIV and AIDS: the case of Shurugwi district in Zimbabwe.
title Rural secondary school teachers' capacity to respond to HIV and AIDS: the case of Shurugwi district in Zimbabwe.
title_full Rural secondary school teachers' capacity to respond to HIV and AIDS: the case of Shurugwi district in Zimbabwe.
title_fullStr Rural secondary school teachers' capacity to respond to HIV and AIDS: the case of Shurugwi district in Zimbabwe.
title_full_unstemmed Rural secondary school teachers' capacity to respond to HIV and AIDS: the case of Shurugwi district in Zimbabwe.
title_short Rural secondary school teachers' capacity to respond to HIV and AIDS: the case of Shurugwi district in Zimbabwe.
title_sort rural secondary school teachers' capacity to respond to hiv and aids: the case of shurugwi district in zimbabwe.
topic Teaching, HIV and AIDS, Secondary schools
url http://hdl.handle.net/11408/1054
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