🧵 Public records show a @CBSDSchools guidance counselor helping an English teacher promote Gender inclusive pronouns in the classroom.
The teacher writes,“In my lesson/materials, I explain that language changes..and what the singular “they” is/how to use it.” #NSCW23
The teacher writes,“In my lesson/materials, I explain that language changes..and what the singular “they” is/how to use it.” #NSCW23
The counselor shares a personal ‘they’ pronoun story.
“I turned to my son and said, “did you see her sweater?” when really the “she” part was a complete assumption. I later corrected myself with my son and said, “I think I should have said ‘they’ when I referred to that person.”
“I turned to my son and said, “did you see her sweater?” when really the “she” part was a complete assumption. I later corrected myself with my son and said, “I think I should have said ‘they’ when I referred to that person.”
She then writes,
“We did specifically talk about the term ‘gender neutral’ and how that can be somewhat problematic to people in the trans community, particularly those who identify as nonbinary.”
“We did specifically talk about the term ‘gender neutral’ and how that can be somewhat problematic to people in the trans community, particularly those who identify as nonbinary.”
4.During the public comment at an October Central Bucks School board meeting, this counselor said,
“We wonder when you lost trust in us, and when did this community lose trust in us. When did you lose trust in the people you entrust your children with every single day?”
“We wonder when you lost trust in us, and when did this community lose trust in us. When did you lose trust in the people you entrust your children with every single day?”
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