OPENING PRAYER

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Dear Heavenly Father, As we

gather here today, we invite
Your presence into this
classroom. Lord, bless each
and every student here, as
well as our teacher, as we
embark on another day of
learning. Please give us
clear minds and open hearts
so we can grasp the
knowledge and lessons set
before us.
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OBJECTIVES
Understand Diversity

Self Reflection and Understanding oneself

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REBUS PUZZLE
WORDS AND PICTURES WILL BE
SHOWN, DECODE THE HIDDEN
WORD OR PHRASE

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THINK
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THINK
THINK OUTSIDE THE
BOX
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ICE
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ICE
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ICE CUBE
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HAIL
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HAIL
EXHALE
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LADIES LADY LADIES

LADIES LADIES LADY
LADY LADIES LADIES
LADIES LADY LADY
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LADIES LADY LADIES

LADIES LADIES LADY
SINGLE LADIES
LADY LADIES LADIES
LADIES LADY LADY
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PARK URL
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PARK
LINKIN’ PARK
URL
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DIET DIET
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DIETBALANCEDDIET
DIET
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ICE SCREAM
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BIDDEN BIDDEN
BIDDEN BIDDEN
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BIDDEN BIDDEN
FORBIDDEN
FRUIT
BIDDEN BIDDEN
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MARY
+ MARY
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MARY
+SUMMARY
MARY
 Gender
IDENTITY
Presented by Philip Ponciano
Emmanuel Jordan Onera

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ROBERT STOLLER
American psychiatrist and psychoanalyst
Pioneering work in human sexuality and gender
identity
Research focused on various aspects of sexuality
Explored gender identity development and
transgender experiences
Coined the concept of "gender identity"
Emphasized the distinction between biological sex
and gender identity
Highlighted the complex interplay of biological,
psychological, and social factors in shaping gender
Challenged traditional psychoanalytic perspectives
on sexuality and gender
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JOHN MONEY
Renowned psychologist and sexologist
Made significant contributions to the understanding of
gender identity and sexuality
Pioneered research on gender development and
identity formation
Distinguished between biological sex and gender
identity, emphasizing the role of socialization
Studied intersex individuals and advocated for a
broader understanding of gender beyond binary
categories
Coined the term "gender role" and contributed to
the concept of "gender identity"
His work has had a lasting impact on the fields of
psychology, sexology, and gender studies.
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WHAT IS...?
GENDER

Gender is described by our behavioral characteristics and

how they are perceived in a certain culture at a certain
time. It can also be how we interpret ourselves as man,
woman, gay, transgender etc.

Sex

Sex refers to the biological identification of a person

based on his/her sexual features/ reproductive potential.
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SEXUAL
ORIENTATION
Sexual orientation is about who
you’re attracted to and want to have
relationships with. Sexual
orientations include gay, lesbian,
straight, bisexual, and asexual.
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GENDER IDENTITY
is each person’s internal and individual experience
of gender. It is a person’s sense of being a woman,
a man, both, neither, or anywhere along the
gender spectrum. A person’s gender identity may
be the same as or different from their birth-
assigned sex.

TRANSGENDER CIS-GENDER

NON-BINARYGENDER AGENDER
TYPES OF GENDER
IDENTITY
TRANSGENDER
Person has a gender
identity that does not
match the gender they
were assigned at birth
NON-BINARYGENDER
Person that do not identify
strictly as man or woman -
they could identify as both
or neither or as another
gender entirely
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CIS-GENDER
Person has a gender
identity consistent
with the gender they
were assigned at birth
AGENDER
Person that do not
identify with any
gender
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IDENTITY
ANDROGYNE BIGENDER
is either both masculine has two genders. often
and feminine or display cultural
between masculine and masculine and feminine
feminine. roles

GENDER OUTLAW
GENDERFLUID
a gender identity and
refuses to allow society’s
presentation that shifts
definition of “male” or
between, or shifts outside of,
“female” to define them. society’s expectations of
gender.
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CRISIS Philip Ponciano
Presented by
Emmanuel Jordan Onera

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GENDER
CRISIS
arise when individuals realize that
their gender identity does not match
the expectations or assumptions
society has placed upon them based
on their assigned sex. This mismatch
can lead to feelings of confusion,
anxiety, depression, and even
dysphoria.
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EXPERIENCE THIS
SEEK SUPPORT EXPLORE AND
AND THERAPY EDUCATE
YOURSELF

CONNECT WITH
PEOPLE WITH SELFCARE
SIMILAR EXPERIENCE
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SOCIALIZATION Philip Ponciano
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Emmanuel Jordan Onera

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WHAT IS GENDER
SOCIALIZATION ?
'Gender Socialization is a process whereby humans
in the course of social interaction as well as
exposure and reactions to diverse information are
molded and continually shaped to culturally
appropriate images of femaleness and maleness'.
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SOCIALIZATION
GENDER ROLES GENDER NORMS

GENDER GENDERED
STEREOTYPES LANGUAGE
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SOCIALIZATION
FACTORS PARENTS PEERS
Parents are typically a child's first source of Peer interactions also contribute to gender
information about gender. Starting at birth, parents socialization. Children tend to play with same- gender
communicate different expectations to their children peers. Through these interactions, they learn what
depending on their sex. their peers expect of them as boys or girls.

SOCIAL MEDIA COMMUNITY

Media, including movies, TV, and books, teaches Every culture or community has different guidelines
children about what it means to be a boy or a girl. about what is appropriate for males and females and
Media conveys information about the role of gender in family members may socialize children in gendered ways.
people's lives and can reinforce gender stereotypes. In most Indian families, norms for boys and girls are differ.
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SUMMARY OF REPORT
1 | Gender and Sex are
different

2 | Gender Identity is diverse and can

change

3 | Gender socialization can have

profound effects on individuals' self-
concept, behavior, aspirations, and
opportunities
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THANK YOU! Philip Ponciano

Presented by
Emmanuel Jordan Onera

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ACTIVITY Philip Ponciano

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CLOSING PRAYER
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Heavenly Father, thank you for this

time that you have given to us to
come together, to share ideas and to
learn from one another. We ask you
that you would bless each person in
attendance, and help us all
remember the things we have
discussed today. May we be able to
put all these things into practice,
and show our love to those who
need it, We ask that you would
continue to guide us in our mission
and help us always remain mindful
of our purpose. We ask these things
in your holy name. AMEN