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GENDER FAIR CHOICES

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GENDER FAIR CHOICES

Froggy Jumps

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Students will decide if the action or statement in each situation is gender fair or gender biased.

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Students will decide if the action or statement in each situation is gender fair or gender biased.

by Janella Erika Españo
1

A teacher assigns class leaders based only on who looks the most “masculine.”

2

A student, regardless of gender, is encouraged to join the robotics team because of their skills and interest.

3

A workplace avoids hiring people from the LGBTQ+ community because they might “cause issues.”

4

A parent supports their child’s choice to dress and express themselves in the way they feel most comfortable.

5

A group excludes a classmate from a project because their gender identity doesn’t “fit” the group’s image.

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