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Grade
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Séptimo
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Teacher
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Gumor Castillo
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Languages
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Worksheet
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Instructions
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I.
Read the following text
and answer the questions.
Stanley, a young male child from Canada asks his
parents that he wants to go out to the street by wearing a dress today, just
because he feels like doing that. The parents, a bit scared, agreed but talk to
each other and discuss the possibility that their kid may grow up being gay
and, although they are okay with that, the fear that he might be victim of
bullying in the future. Years later, by the age of 17, Stanley openly talks to
his parents about his decision of changing his name because he no longer feels
like naming Stanley; his parents, a little confused, ask him about his new
name. “Sabrina” she responds. She tells them that, for a long time she had felt
that she was in another person’s body, that her new identity is the one of a
woman, but, as far as she is concerned, she has always been a woman, but in a
different body.
What
happened to Sabrina has to do with what is known as gender identity, which is
how a person feels about his or her own gender and how he or she wants to
express it to the world. Is an old concept but it has been developed and spread
to society after 2015 with many concepts that deepens the old idea of men and
women in the world.
Gender identity is generally
developed very early in life. It's about how you experience or perceive your
gender, how you show this to others, and how you want others to treat you. No
every person in the world is born with the gender identity they were given at
birth, and that is something that is important to understand
1.
What
happened to a young boy in Canada?
2.
What
was the reaction of the parents?
3.
What
did the child want to change when he was 17 and why?
4.
What
is the name of this phenomenon?
5.
When
is gender identity generally acquired?
6.
What
is gender identity?
7.
What
is important to understand about gender identity?
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