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Teacher educators should liaise with the ministry of Education to start a kind of talk/seminars to discourage gender bias in the classroom. Equality among students should always be stressed. Learning is for both genders.

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Teacher educators should liaise with the ministry of Education to start a kind of talk/seminars to discourage gender bias in the classroom. Equality among students should always be stressed. Learning is for both genders.

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and interact whatever he or she is a boy or a girl..a man or a woman ..In our religion Islam..Our Prophet says that asking for knowledge or learning is a must for all without any discrimination or bias to men or women..

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I teach pre-service teachers, most of them are female. I always try to respect all of them equally, regardless their genders. Maybe I shall ask them, whether they feel equally treated. Further more, I hope I  can share the insights from this webinar about gender equality to them.

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I teach pre-service teachers, most of them are female. I always try to respect all of them equally, regardless their genders. Maybe I shall ask them, whether they feel equally treated. Further more, I hope I  can share the insights from this webinar about gender equality to them.

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We should create curriculum beyond the gender discrimination.

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We should create curriculum beyond the gender discrimination.

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I am confused how to deal gender discrimination in teaching?

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Hello, I am Umm Kulthum from Libya. I have the honor to write in this group

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mother, father = parent
son, daughter= child
brother, sister= sibling
wife, husband = spouse, partner
girlfriend, boyfriend= partner

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What about the noun ''nurse'' and its root: to nurse? We know that there are male nurses as well.
Or, an air hostess?

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In English since the 80s I have tended to use they or she (instead of he or she, he/she, etc.) in my own writing, academic or otherwise.

In Spanish, I quite like to use @ as in ell@s or l@s. I guess that feels more inclusive to me. But Spanish is my second language and I'm less certain about how others (readers) feel about that use of @. Does anyone have feeling about it...?

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Reading about Gender theory I've come to the realization that as teachers / facilitators we play a very importan role when it comes to reproducing or breaking gender roles, specially with children because they model what they see from the adults they're surrounded. As a feminist and a teacher, I'd like to make my classes more inclusive for every student, I want to create safe places for them when they feel cared and protected, since psychological state is essential at the learning process.   

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Reading about Gender theory I've come to the realization that as teachers / facilitators we play a very importan role when it comes to reproducing or breaking gender roles, specially with children because they model what they see from the adults they're surrounded. As a feminist and a teacher, I'd like to make my classes more inclusive for every student, I want to create safe places for them when they feel cared and protected, since psychological state is essential at the learning process.   

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labelling institutions with gender for example,  XYZ college for Boys and ABC college for women(why not girls). besides that male and maid servants.

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labelling institutions with gender for example,  XYZ college for Boys and ABC college for women(why not girls). besides that male and maid servants.

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host
hostess
Tiger
Tigress

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Hello everyone! I can't find the register link...Can anyone help ?

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Hello, I would like to speak about gender in my native, Georgian language. I should say that there is not a gender and it's very comfortable and quite convenient for foreigners to speak Georgian. Moreover, there is not any confusion and gender descrimination. So, I'm proud of having an opportunity to speak the language like this🥰

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Hello, I would like to speak about gender in my native, Georgian language. I should say that there is not a gender and it's very comfortable and quite convenient for foreigners to speak Georgian. Moreover, there is not any confusion and gender descrimination. So, I'm proud of having an opportunity to speak the language like this🥰

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housewife - househusband = housemaker
fireman - firefighter

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1. Mankind = Humankind
2. Air hostess = Flight attendant

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Caring.. nurturing
Work force..manpower

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Waiter …..waitress
Businessman…..Businesswoman

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Chairman= chairperson

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Languages also have different ways of assigning gender. Here is a list of gender-inclusive words : man, person, individual ; mankind, people, human beings, humanity ;

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Languages also have different ways of assigning gender. Here is a list of gender-inclusive words : man, person, individual ; mankind, people, human beings, humanity ;

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There are lots of gender biased words in coursebooks that teachers might use without thinking too much about how they could be reinforcing stereotypes. How can teacher educators help teachers discover more gender neutral words in English?  For example by introducing words like firefighter instead of fireman or police officer instead of policeman. Can you post any other examples like this?

1. Fireman = firefighter

2. Policeman = police officer

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tendency to use 'he' for some roles/jobs without thinking

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businessman = businessperson
the common man = the common person
chairman = chairperson
mailman = mail carrier

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actor instead of actress