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Healthy intimate relationships: How can sex be safe?
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I can describe the features of healthy intimate relationships, evaluate readiness for intimacy, and discuss strategies for not pressuring or resisting pressure.
I can explain the purpose of condoms and how they are used.
I can evaluate the different methods of contraception available and know when each one might be suitable.
I can explain how to access confidential sexual and reproductive health advice and treatment.
I can describe what STIs are, how they are transmitted, and ways to prevent them.
I can explain what HIV is, how it is transmitted, its transmission rates, and how it affects the immune system.
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