Gender Terminology
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Gender Terminology to teach students about gender & sexuality in the classroom
Storyboard Tekst
- SEX
- GENDER
- CISGENDER
- GENDER QUESTIONING
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- Sex is someone's assigned classification at birth based on biology, external features, hormones, and chromosomal status. For some, the assigned sex does not match with a person's gender identity, leading to questioning.
- TRANSGENDER
- Gender refers to socially constructed roles of expression. Examples include norms, culture, and societal expectations.
- NONBINARY
- Cisgender is when someone's gender identity aligns with their sex assigned at birth.
- TRANSSEXUAL
- Mr. Ms.
- Gender questioning is when someone is processing, exploring, or questioning how they express their gender identity.
- GENDER FLUID
- Transgender is an umbrella term referring to individuals who do not identify with the gender they were assigned to at birth.
- Nonbinary is when someone's gender identity falls outside of the traditional gender binary of male and female. Sometimes people may describe themselves with no gender or more than one gender.
- Transsexual is a term referring to individuals who have transitioned from one gender to another. This is usually done legally, medically, or with hormonal supplements.
- Gender fluid is a term used when someone’s gender identity may change or shift over time or in various situations.
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