PRESENTATION 2

Question 1: SUMMARY: Identify the problem.

What is a gender-role stereotype?

ANSWER:

Lorenzo

Gender-role stereotypes are things that are expected from people of a certain gender. In
Gender-role stereotyping a man is expected to be strong, independent, and doesn’t show show
vulnerability and emotions with that said woman on the other hand are expected to be nurturing,
empathetic, and a caregiver and also they are also expected to be a nanny, nurse, or a teacher
because they are naturally caring. That is what gender-role stereotype is a set of things that is
expected from a certain gender.

Question 2: ANALYSIS: Investigate the Problem.

Why do we have gender-role stereotypes?

ANSWER:

Briones

Gender-role stereotypes are cultural norms and expectations that specify how people of various
genders should behave based on the roles, traits, and perceptions that are thought to be
associated with each gender. To advance gender equality and build a more inclusive society, it
is critical to question and alter these preconceptions. One way society may attempt to eliminate
these preconceptions is through education, awareness campaigns, and supporting varied and
positive gender representations in the media.

Question 3: SYNTHESIS: Propose a solution.

How do we do gender?

ANSWER:

PAULO
Doing gender is the product of societal expectations placed on each gender category. It is the
concept of what a gender should be. In short, doing gender constrains our activities to conform
to what we believe a specific gender should act. If a man shaves his legs, some will say he is
"half the man he used to be." Another example is that the majority of people associate most job
roles in salons with women and plumbing with men, which can lead to unequal opportunities. If
we emphasize the radical importance of gender neutrality, with an emphasis on compassion,
this can lay the groundwork for building a social structure where gender is not a limiting factor in
personal expression and opportunities. By challenging traditional gender expectations, we can
eliminate the struggles that arise from preconceived notions of what a specific gender should
be. Ultimately, this would work toward a society where self-expression is more liberated, and
pursuing careers is no longer constrained by gender stereotyping

Question 4: EVALUATION: Review the solution

Can we do without gender-role stereotypes?

ANSWER:

Andrade

Challenging and dismantling gender-role stereotypes should be compelled, as it is necessary as

society marches towards progression through equity. It represents a fundamental step towards
fostering a community that values individual autonomy, equality, diversity, and overall well-
being. The resulting environment, if gender-role stereotypes are eliminated, shall be where
people are free to explore their true selves, pursue their passions, and contribute their talents
without fear of discrimination or societal judgment. Not only does the transformation promote
gender equality but also fosters economic empowerment, healthier relationships, and social
progress. However, it is essential to acknowledge that eradicating deeply ingrained stereotypes
is a complex and ongoing process that involves challenging cognitive biases, reshaping cultural
norms, and addressing systemic inequalities. It requires sustained effort, starting with education,
and the kindling of cultural change from the individual to societal levels. The pursuit of a society
where gender is no longer a limiting factor in personal expression and opportunities is a goal
worth pursuing for the betterment of all individuals and the advancement of our collective
humanity.

Question 5: INSTRUCTION: Call to action.

What is your call to action on gender-role stereotypes?

Must biological males do masculinity and biological females do femininity?

A call to action (CTA) is an instruction to the audience designed to provoke an immediate

response.

Draw your call to action from your summary, analysis, synthesis, and evaluation.

ANSWER:

Batara

Our call to action against gender-role stereotypes is an appeal for a more inclusive and
progressive culture that encourages individual expression without being constrained by
outdated norms. Inequality and prejudice have long been fostered by gender norms that
mandate that biological males must embody masculinity and biological females must embrace
femininity. We must aggressively oppose these standards to remedy this problem, removing
the restrictions placed on individuals based on their biological sex. By doing this, we can
support gender fluidity and a culture where people can express their gender identity. People
can discover and express their identities through this method without fear of criticism or
prejudice. Furthermore, spreading knowledge and awareness regarding the harm gender-role
preconceptions create is essential.