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Section 8. Establishing a Peer Education Program >
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Checklist
Here, you'll find a checklist that summarizes the major points contained in the text.
___You understand what a peer education program is
___You recognize the different types of peer education programs
___You know how to use the peer education program advantages:
- Low resource costs
- The potential of a high degree of contact
- Growth for both educator and learner
___You know under which circumstances a peer education program will be useful
Planning and setting up a peer education program
___When planning the program, you addressed the following issues:
- General rules
- Initial questions
- Program structure
___You have recruited peer educators and learners
___You have oriented and trained your peer educators
___You can supervise and support your peer educators
___You have set up personnel policies for educators and learners
___You have evaluated and refined your program
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