HIV/AIDS Prevention Education

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Online Learning

Click Here For “Mr. Teech Learns a Lesson: A Guide for Universal Precautions and Bloodborne Pathogen Training” New Training Tool Available… In accordance with both state and federal laws (410 IAC 1-4, and 29 CFR 1910.1030), all individuals in the work place whose job responsibilities place them in a position where they could be exposed to the blood or body fluids of another individual must receive yearly training in Universal Precautions.  This educational video instructional tool and supplemental materials are designed to be used to satisfy this training requirement.  Included in this program are each of the federally required points that must be covered in the training, all incorporated in an informative, but fun format!  Classroom Use Encouraged… This program has also been designed for teachers to use in their 5th through 12th grade classrooms to supplement lessons related to bloodborne pathogens, sexually transmitted diseases (STD), and other communicable diseases, as well as the often over looked instruction on the important use of Universal Precautions.  Discussion points and questions related to the information included in each “chapter” of the video are available for use with students as well. Viewing Options…  *New 07/15/08* Option #1…Access Program Online Through IDOE Moodle Online Learning Server Option #2…Order A FREE Copy Of The Video On DVD Download Documents… Additional required and optional documents are available to be downloaded.  These documents are accessible on the Moodle Online Server as well as the page opened by clicking on the link above.

Important Tools

• Interactive HIV/AIDS Timeline

"No knowledge is more crucial than knowledge about health. Without it, no other life goal can be successfully achieved."
--Ernest Boyer, 1983

"In the larger context, schools are society's vehicle for providing young people with the tools for successful adulthood. Perhaps no tool is more essential than good health."
--Council of Chief School Officers, 1991

"School health programs offer the opportunity for us to provide the services and knowledge necessary to enable children to be productive learners and to develop the skills to make health decisions for the rest of their lives."
--National School Boards Association 1995