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Current dress codes

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A bridge would be having honest and open conversations that are not offensive.

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A bridge would be having honest and open conversations that are not offensive.

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A bridge could be to focus on including information/resources that keep all individuals in mind to build an open classroom community. Focus on facts and not boxing anyone into a particular group.

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unsafe environment for student to feel comfortable

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A barrier would be teachers singling students out based upon their sex/gender. For example, "I need a strong man to lift this chair!" That is saying that a female can't be strong to lift a chair in my opinion

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A bridge would be embracing all students in the same way and not shying away from topics dealing with gender/sexuality. (Age-appropriate, of course)

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A bridge would be accepting your students for who they are.

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Teaching elementary, a barrier could be teachers providing students with "girl oriented" and "boy oriented" colored supplies. Ex: pink crayon box/blue crayon box. even at a young age, many of these students are figuring out their preferences, and they may not match the social norms

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A barrier would be social norms of the school or community.

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Bridge is the opportunity to frame topics in a positive loving atmosphere.

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Bridge is the opportunity to frame topics in a positive loving atmosphere.

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A barrier would be current socialization toward gender norms

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An organization designed to teach acceptance and understanding

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A bridge would be to encourage meaningful conversations about sexual orientation and gender, and how to support everyone.

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Strong communication and classroom management. Zero tolerance for bullying and negative remarks towards others

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A bridge would be everyone is accepting and understands every person is created differently and comes from various backgrounds and cultures.

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A bridge would be how aware and open many students are now about talking about their differences.

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A bridge would be to have an open door policy in the classroom

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A bridge would be to have an open door policy in the classroom

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I create a classroom environment that is neutral.  I also make a point to just allow the kids to choose which materials, toys, and games they choose. 

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I create a classroom environment that is neutral.  I also make a point to just allow the kids to choose which materials, toys, and games they choose. 

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A barrier may be the students' willingness to be open to other ideas instead of just their own way of thinking.

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A barrier would religion and prejudices.

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Some things are already in place, such as different uniforms for boys and girls.

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Some things are already in place, such as different uniforms for boys and girls.

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Political affiliations or prejudices in the community/administration can lead to a barrier in true inclusivity.

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A bridge would definitely be the fact that there is more visibility. You have TV shows like POSE and others that expose people to that and it provides that socialization that we discussed from chapter 3.

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Post bridges on this side

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Post barriers on this side