Beruflich Dokumente
Kultur Dokumente
in Education
Body Image/
Sexualisation is the Human Sexual Intimacy is the ability & need
use of sexuality to Response to experience emotional
influence, control or Cycle/ Skin/ closeness to another person
manipulate others Media & have it returned.
Hunger/
messages/ Fantasy Caring, sharing,
images/ loving, risk
seduction/ taking,
withholding sex, vulnerability
rape, incest Sexual Identity is the
Sexual Health & development of a sense of
Sexual Biological who one is sexually,
Reproduction attitudes &
behaviour, gender, gender including a sense of
behaviours towards our
reproductive identity and maleness and femaleness
health & the consequences
of sexual activity system, role, sexual
contraception, orientation
STDs
Women give birth to babies, men do not.
◦ School Facilities
- common toilets/lactines and
locker rooms
◦ Textbooks and reference materials highlight male
heroes and personalities and gender
stereotyping
◦ Participation
-leadership roles (PTCAs, Teacher Association,
School Councils)
-in school and educational projects
Teaching-Learning Process
◦ Socialization process (classroom groupings,
seating arrangements, assigning of roles,
participation in school activities)
These taken-for-granted routine practices in
school all too often teach children that
masculinity is associated with aggression,
while femininity requires obedience,
acquiescence and making oneself attractive
to boys
The structures and practices that fill the
school day with explicit and implicit rules and
norms serve to guide and regulate behaviour;
When the boat was already in the middle of the river, Jose
told Sonia that he couldn’t control himself and he wanted to
make love to her. When Sonia refused, he threatened to
throw her overboard. But if she complied, he said he would
deliver her safely to the other side. Sonia did not want to be
eaten alive by the crocodiles, but she didn’t see any
alternative for herself, so she did not resist Jose. Jose
gratified his desire for Sonia, then delivered her to the other
shore where Greg lived.
SONIA’S STORY