The article mentions nothing about a textbook. The quote in question comes from the letter they sent home showing an example of their "person first" language curriculum for a sex ed unit. So its still the same problem, especially if you make the easy assumption that they will call the students that during said unit.
A curriculum usually comes from a textbook, so that's purely semantics.
How do you say such retarded things with a straight face. A curriculum is the entire comprehensive structure of a teaching unit. The textbook is a single part of any of that, and usually one of many. My sex ed curriculum back in the day had zero textbooks and was entirely printoffs.
And like I said above, I don't give two shits about the female half of this equation but "person who produces sperm" is outright directly sexualizing young boys, in a way none of them are for girls.
If you think teachers do anything more than churn out lessons based off textbooks, you're retarded
I do, because I actually went to school in the US and saw it happen many times. Including my own sex ed class. I feel like my actual experience trumps your wild hate.
Nobody's going to care about boys being sexualized.
I do, that's why I have an issue with it. Unlike you, who doesn't care about helping anyone if it means women might also benefit or be involved.
The article mentions nothing about a textbook. The quote in question comes from the letter they sent home showing an example of their "person first" language curriculum for a sex ed unit. So its still the same problem, especially if you make the easy assumption that they will call the students that during said unit.
How do you say such retarded things with a straight face. A curriculum is the entire comprehensive structure of a teaching unit. The textbook is a single part of any of that, and usually one of many. My sex ed curriculum back in the day had zero textbooks and was entirely printoffs.
And like I said above, I don't give two shits about the female half of this equation but "person who produces sperm" is outright directly sexualizing young boys, in a way none of them are for girls.
I do, because I actually went to school in the US and saw it happen many times. Including my own sex ed class. I feel like my actual experience trumps your wild hate.
I do, that's why I have an issue with it. Unlike you, who doesn't care about helping anyone if it means women might also benefit or be involved.