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When you are greeting them ask them for their pronouns

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I think it's important to normalize asking people there preferred pronouns when we first meet them no matter who they are. If we do this then it'll make it easier for people that don't have their assigned pronouns to come out

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Just ask them what pronouns they use.

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Speak up for that person and correct your teacher

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If the person is open about what pronouns they use, I would tell the teacher.

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I would ask them for their pronouns as I wouldn't want to offend them.

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I think I would raise my hand and correct the teacher if I know the person is ok with it

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I would ask them what they want me to use so that I'm not using incorrect pronouns. I think that asking them rather than just assuming is more respectful.

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I would most likely assume their gender out of habit. This is because someone got offended when I asked them what their gender is because they thought it was clear.

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Support them by accepting who they are, but don't pressure them into telling more people until they're ready.

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I would tell the teacher the person's correct pronoun later in a closed environment. The student should also be able to stand up for themselves.

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Just reassure them and tell them this it is ok and that they should start by telling the people that they really trust and then go from there

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hey! im ryan, what are ur pronouns. Mine are he/him

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Ask them what their preferred pronouns are when you introduce yourself. Also include your pronouns when introducing so that they feel more comfortable.

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I think I'd try to use their pronouns in front of the teacher to remind the teacher if they forgot. However, if the teacher continued then I would let them know in private.

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I would support them as much as I can and thank them for trusting me. I would also tell them that they don't need to come out until they're ready to , to not assume the worst, and that I would support them.

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Tell them that their comments are offensive and that they should stop saying things like that. If they don't understand what they did wrong, explain why it would be offensive

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Tell them that they are offending others and if they continue speak up and possibly get other people involved

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I would openly tell the teacher what pronouns the student prefers.

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I would go to the teacher and confront them in private so no one feels embarrassed.

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I would try to explain to them what they are saying is wrong. If they didn't know I would explain the background and why its bad to say

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Because the teacher might think they have all the authority but you can show them how someone is getting uncomfortable and ask them to properly address the person or ask for their pronouns

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I would support them and let them know that I will be there for them whether or not they make the decision to come out. It's a really private matter so it's completely understandable that they may not be ready to tell everyone.

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I would ask them about opening up. This is up to them, so I would leave them to make the choices. I will support by listening to them, and try to make the right decision.

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I would support them and make sure that they know that they're valid. And I wouldn't tell the others until they're ready to.

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Doesn't matter if it's a teacher. I would ask my friend if she/he actually feels uncomfortable first to avoid an awkward scene. Only if she really does would I correct my teacher. I would also encourage this friend to stand up for her-/himself more because, unfortunately there will rarely be any people who would have the courage to correct someone even if this person is wrong. 

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Doesn't matter if it's a teacher. I would ask my friend if she/he actually feels uncomfortable first to avoid an awkward scene. Only if she really does would I correct my teacher. I would also encourage this friend to stand up for her-/himself more because, unfortunately there will rarely be any people who would have the courage to correct someone even if this person is wrong. 

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I would support them through making them feel more comfortable about their sexuality around me and tell them that I don't judge them based off their gender. I would also ask them why they feel that it would not be okay to tell

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tell the teacher that he/she is getting the students pronouns wrong.

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I would ask them if they want other people to know if they were gay, and if they said it was ok I would try to find some other gay people that the person could be friends with.

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make sure to support and reassure them that it is normal to be gay

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I would tell this person that the way they are speaking is not okay as it is found offensive to classmates. I would tell them why this is and encourage them to use tricks to break this habit.

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I would tell them that they may not be aware of it, but their comments could be hurtful to others and they're not creating a safe space for people who are gay or transgender.

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I would hint out/tell them there that it's not a good thing to say. Then I would confront them in private later on to make sure they understand.

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you should speak up and tell them that it is wrong to say those things.

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I would tell them to take a minute and reconsider their thoughts. Is it worth  proving their opinions or is it worth keeping peace. If they still keep talking, then I would tell them to lower their tone and keep quiet.

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I don't know. I would, obviously, tell this friend that being gay is normal, but it is fully his/her responsibility to reveal their sexual identity. Also, I think, to normalize homosexuality we should stop thinking about it as a special trait. In the same way that I do not have to reveal that I'm straight a gay person shouldn't be sustaining this kind of unnatural pressure.