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Introduction
“The classroom situation is the key to change”. This is a catchphrase which is often used by
national governments and international organisations alike. It is used to emphasise the view
that the teacher in the classroom is the ultimate agent for change. It is also referred to in
relation to the education response to the HIV and AIDS scourge. But what is really
happening in classrooms
around the world? Are
teachers really ready to
meet the challenge? Are
they capable to teach
pupils and students on
HIV and AIDS in their
classrooms? And what are
Governments doing to
support them?
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