TAILIEUCHUNG - Teacher Training: Essential for School-Based Reproductive Health and HIV/AIDS Education

Translation may seem like an obvious first step, but should be undertaken cautiously. Be sure you have the program services or referrals to back up the implicit promise of print materials in another language. Furthermore, a good translation is hard to achieve. Hire a professional translator, someone who is fluent enough in English and the target language to be able to render the sense of your message, rather than translating word for word. If at all possible, avoid translation altogether, by developing materials from scratch with members of the community | 3 Y luthNet Youth Issues Paper 3 Teacher Training Essential for School-Based Reproductive Health and HIV AlDS Education Focus on Sub-Saharan Africa Tijuana A. James-Traore William Finger Claudia Daileader Ruland and Stephanie Savariaud YfuthNet Teacher Training Essential for School-Based Reproductive Health and HIV AidS Education Focus on Sub-Saharan Africa Youth Issues Paper 3 Tijuana A. James-Traore William Finger Claudia Daileader Ruland and Stephanie Savariaud Family Health International YouthNet Program Acknowledgments Tijuana James-Traore a trainer and consultant who has worked with curricula for many years developed a report for YouthNet on teacher training based on interviews with more than two dozen stakeholders in Kenya and Uganda a focus group in Uganda and a review of the literature on teacher training. Stephanie Savariaud a freelance writer based in Johannesburg attended a meeting on teacher training held in South Africa in the fall of 2003. Forty experts from seven African countries attended the meeting which was sponsored by InWent a capacity-building agency funded by the German government. Her reporting from that meeting and those experts was integrated into this paper. YouthNet writers William Finger and Claudia Ruland contributed additional research and writing to the final paper. Special thanks to those who reviewed all or portions of this paper Tracy Brunette Shanti Conly Bradford Strickland and Alexandra Todd of the . Agency for International Development USAID Global Bureau Karen Katz JoAnn Lewis Shirley Oliver-Miller Ed Scholl Jane Schueller and Nancy Williamson from YouthNet and Family Health International FHI and the following Pamela Allen USAID Ghana Charles Gollmar World Health Organization Debbie Gachuhi consultant Paula Morgan . Centers for Disease Control and Prevention and Aben Ngay CARE. Comments from a number of reviewers included original material that was incorporated into the final paper. YouthNet is a five-year program .

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