A school nurse is working with small groups of high school sophomores to discuss sexually transmitted diseases. The best approach to educate this age range would be:
1. To lecture, then allow for a question and answer period.
2. Having media and handouts to engage the students.
3. Having media and letting the students create information that they feel is pertinent to understand the material.
4. To provide information in handouts.
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1. Lecturing may cause teens to not pay attention.
2. Media and handouts are effective, but need to be explained in order to be pertinent for understanding.
3. Letting students exercise creative understanding promotes comprehensive learning.
4. Handouts are not effective unless explained in a pertinent manner to the students.
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