..., and facilitating experiences of diversity. These mechanisms contributed to increased social interactions in which people got to know each other better and were able to gain insight into others’ personalities. This allowed for opportunities to establish and strengthen social relationships, and contributed...

... critical pedagogy and anti-oppressive education as ways of addressing sex and relationships education. © Emerald Group Publishing Limited 2015 Not all programming, however, falls into these two distinct categories. Some education programs that fall under the “abstinence-based” category also offer...

... to develop an adequate knowledge base, which will help them to lead a healthier life. Health promotion HIV/AIDS Relationships Russia Healthy schools Sex education Adolescent sexual health Dr Evgeniya Georgievna Alekseeva can be contacted at: zhenya_alexeeva@focus-media.ru © Emerald...

...) or a topic-centred (i.e. physical health, sexual and gender identity, pleasure, and relationships) approach. Findings – Parents were uncertain about what form of sexuality education was offered but most were equally comfortable with both abstinence-only and comprehensive programmes. Parents’ ratings...

...Joshua Amo-Adjei; Akwasi Kumi-Kyereme; Derek Anamaale Tuoyire Purpose – Older males having sex with younger females is known to increase unsafe sex practices, exacerbated by power and economic imbalances between partners. The purpose of this paper is to examine transactional sexual relationships...

... and the latent content. Findings The most important components in students’ learning are mutual relationships and a sense of belongingness. A mutual relationship between the students and the patients is created and becomes the basis of students’ learning. Belongingness means the students’ experience of being...