HEALTH TEACHING PLAN : SAFE SEX AND STD PREVENTION

LEARNING RATIONALE LEARNING CONTENT STRATEGIES TIME RESOURCES EVALUATION

OBJECTIVES ALLOTMENT

At the end of the Safe sex is any sexual contact that POWERPOINT 30 MINUTES TV MONITOR After 30
30-minute health protects you and your sexual PRESENTATION (WITH HDMI) minutes of health
teaching, the partner/s against sexually TARGET FOR THE teaching, the
participants will be transmitted diseases VISUAL IMAGES POPULATION POWERPOINT participants will be
able to: (STDs) and unplanned pregnancy. It PRESENTATION able to answer:
doesn’t involve the exchange of POST- Students from
1. Define what is 1. Practicing safe body fluids like semen, vaginal DISCUSSION BUDGETING ▪ What is safe
safe sex and why sex or protected fluids or blood with anyone you QUESTIONNAIRES AGE GROUP sex? And what
it should be sex reduces the have sex with. are the reasons
practiced. chance of Adolescents; it should be
contracting an Unsafe sex may put you or your practiced?
STI and helps to sexual partner/s at risk of STDs. DATE AND
keep you and This does not just mean genital sex VENUE ▪ What are the
your partner(s) but any form of sexual contact. risks of
healthy and safe. unprotected sex
● Common Types of Sexually or unsafe sex?
2. Determine the 2. Being mindful Transmitted Diseases:
risks of of the possible ▪ Syphillis ▪ What are the
unprotected sex. risks enables us ▪ Gonorrhea different
to protect our ▪ Hepatitis sexually
health, as well as ▪ Genital Warts or Human transmitted
our partner’s. Papilloma Virus infections?
▪ AIDS
3. Identify and 3. Having ▪ What should be
 have knowledge knowledge and ● Treatment and Prevention done to treat
about different be able to and/or prevent
types sexually identify types of STDs?
transmitted STD will helps
diseases. us determine
what are the
possible
treatment and
prevention we
will be doing.

4. Have knowledge 4. This will enable

about the us to understand
treatment, and how STDs are
prevention of transmitted, how
transmitting or to prevent them,
getting STDs. and how it can
cause further
issues if left
untreated.