More HIV/AIDS Awareness Articles (17 resources)

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Death and the Grief Reaction Process Learn how to help students cope with death and the grieving process.		Impact of Disruption on Students with Exceptionalities Learn about the different disruptions that impact students with exceptionalities.
Ryan White, My Own Story An excerpt from a touching tale of a courageous young man, his battle against fear and hatred,...		Impact of Death on Students with Exceptionalities Learn how to help the exceptional child deal with the impact of death-related crises.
HIV/AIDS Among America's Youth Find detailed statistics and recommendations on prevention for HIV/AIDS in America's youth....		Disasters – Natural and Unnatural Background information on the effects that natural and unnatural disasters have on children and...
HIV and Its Transmission Read the latest information on how HIV is transmitted and the precautions you should take to...		HIV Prevention Saves Lives The case for preventative measures for HIV is laid out in this article. Use this resource to...
HIV/AIDS Statistics Statistics on the HIV/AIDS Epidemic.		HIV/AIDS in the Year 2000 and Beyond Distribute an article that examines the complex issues and recent advances in the field of...
Cumulative AIDS Cases in the United States Statistics on AIDS cases in the United States.		The Eras of AIDS Share an article that provides an excellent historical perspective on HIV/AIDS. Use this health...
Relationship Between Crisis and Special Education Ways to help students with exceptionalities relate and understand how to cope with different...		Lessons from the Global HIV/AIDS Epidemic Lessons learned over the course of the HIV/AIDS epidemic are discussed by Peter Piot, a Belgian...
HIV/AIDS FAQs Find answers to crucial questions about HIV/AIDS.		We Are All the Same: The Life and Death of Nkosi Johnson Read the first chapter of the extraordinary story of the little South African boy whose bravery...
Impact of Disaster on Students with Exceptionalities How to prepare your exceptional students during disasters both on school campuses and in their...

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