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Socio-Ecological Factors Associated With Students' Perceived Impact of an Evidence-Based Sexual Health Education Curriculum.

Christine M MarkhamMelissa F PeskinElizabeth R BaumlerRobert C AddyMelanie A ThielB A LarisKimberly BakerBelinda HernandezRoss ShegogKarin CoyleSusan Tortolero Emery
Published in: The Journal of school health (2020)
Helping schools select age-appropriate, culturally relevant programs, and facilitate supportive learning environments may enhance the perceived impact of sexual health education programs.
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