Philippine educational system forces students to cross-dress so they can "appreciate all genders." I believe this is counterproductive; just pure virtue-signaling. If we are talking of gender respect and appreciation, a simple but effective way of doing it is to just teach how to respect and 'work with' all personalities, finding common ground instead of dividing everyone through cultural and sexual lines.
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Hans.Trondheim
Crazy_Cat
won't the parents complain?
Hans.Trondheim
I know some parents complaining with the system, but they mostly go silent because of fear of being labeled as a bigot. Which proves my point that such activities are counterproductive; they only serve to alienate more people instead of convincing them that gender diversity is 'good.'
Hans.Trondheim
I'm actually happy my students asked me that; I can teach them how to respect genders based on common sense, rather than forced idealism and fear of getting cancelled.
Hoshino
Wait Really?
Hans.Trondheim
Yes. Imma be honest; but tis a weak effort to actually make students understand why we should live in harmony with everyone. Hence, I only see it as virtue signaling, or a teacher's attempt to reach their lesson plan goals.
Hoshino
Interesting...
Well. I goed to a boys only school and teachers really didn't care much so the higher up classes were super biased and racist basically the whole school's boys were wana be delinquents. Only the physics teacher was paying attention.Ah. wait. Now that i think about it, that was the reason i have a introverted nature.
Well. I goed to a boys only school and teachers really didn't care much so the higher up classes were super biased and racist basically the whole school's boys were wana be delinquents. Only the physics teacher was paying attention.Ah. wait. Now that i think about it, that was the reason i have a introverted nature.