Farghaly A G, Kamal M M
High Institute of public health, Alexandria University.
J Egypt Public Health Assoc. 1991;66(1-2):209-25.
The level of knowledge and the opinion about HIV/AIDS problem of 571 students (179 females, 392 males) and 211 teachers (85 females, 126 males) were assessed using an interview-questionnaire. The results explored the little priority given to sex education in Egyptian schools in addition to the very minor role of schools as source of knowledge (about AIDS problem) for students and teachers who revealed much interest towards the problem and wanted to know more about it, reflecting the need for urgent organized health educational programme.
通过一份访谈问卷对571名学生（179名女生，392名男生）和211名教师（85名女性，126名男性）关于艾滋病毒/艾滋病问题的知识水平和看法进行了评估。结果发现，埃及学校对性教育的重视程度很低，此外，对于那些对该问题表现出浓厚兴趣并希望了解更多的学生和教师来说，学校作为（艾滋病问题）知识来源所起的作用微乎其微，这反映出迫切需要制定有组织的健康教育计划。
