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The below 6-question evaluation is completed by each participating student the day after our District team of HIV instructors
leave their classroom. These statistics reflect 18 years of student responses.
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______________________________________________________ These statistics reflect responses from 2009 Summer School only. June 1 - July 10, 2009
SUMMER SCHOOL 2009 1083 Student Responses
1. Did this program help you feel more confident that you can avoid the virus that causes AIDS? Yes: 1067 (98.5%) No: 16 (1.5%)
2. Did you like the class? Yes: 1064 (98.2%) No: 19 (1.8%)
3. Which of the session(s) did you find most helpful? Day 1: Decision Making 90 Day 2: HIV Infection and Symptoms, AIDS Victims 170 Day 3: HIV Testing, Z-Virus Game, HIV 101, Methods of Reducing the Risks 197 Day 4: Pressure Lines & Refusal Skills 182 Day 5: Compassion, Statistics, AIDS Quilt 159 All Were Helpful 682
4. During the HIV program, were all of your questions and concerns about HIV & AIDS answered? Yes: 781 Most of Them: 299 No: 3
5. At what level/age should education in HIV/Abstinence begin? Elementary: 75 ( 6.9%) High School: 227 (21.0%) Junior High: 780 (72.0%) Shouldn't be taught in schools: 1 ( 0.1%)
6. During the program, how often was this material discussed with your parents or significant adult? Daily: 128 (11.8%) Once or twice: 628 (58.0%) 3-4 Times: 124 (11.5%) We never talked about it: 203 (18.7%)
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