Osnovna skola u engleskoj nudi nagradu djeci koja prijave seksisticke termine

https://www.lotuseaters.com/primary-school-introduces-rewards-for-kids-who-report-sexist-language-such-as-lets-go-guys-26-04-2021

elem, termini kao ‘let’s go, guys’, ‘man up’, ‘grow a pair’ and ‘boys and girls’ su seksisticki

Children at a primary school in Birmingham have been taught to vilify teachers and fellow students for using “sexist” language.

Children as young as three years old at the Anderton Park Primary School have been instructed to hold up posters rejecting the use of “sexist” language, which includes banned words and phrases such as ‘let’s go, guys’, ‘man up’, ‘grow a pair’ and ‘boys and girls’.

As reported by The Times, children who challenge “sexist” language are rewarded with one of two certificates handed out weekly to pupils who produce the most notable examples. Children are also taught to monitor their reading books and worksheets for sexist stereotypes and look out for language such as calling an assertive girl “bossy” or saying “boys don’t cry.”

According to The Times, one member of staff at the 500-pupil school was summoned to a professional conduct meeting for telling pupils that “boys don’t skip.

“The phrase ‘Good morning boys and girls’ is not used in this school. Instead all teachers say, ‘Good morning everyone’. Girls have posters they hold up every time one of the teachers says, ‘Come on guys’. The posters say, ‘Sir, I am not a guy.’ Sometimes the teacher still forgets and it slips out, but our training here shows that if you are resolute you can stamp this out.”

The headteacher, who has trained more than eighty teachers across England in the same programme, described the usage of the posters as “a fun way of making a point.” She asserted that “stereotypical language has power,” and described sexism as a spectrum “which extends from a teacher using the word ‘guys’ to the rape, torture and murder of women.”

“So many people use ‘running like a girl’ and think that is funny,” said Ms Hewitt-Clarkson. “But no one would say ‘running like a black’. If you say ‘man up’, you are saying there is one way to be a boy and you are not following it. ‘Guys’ is an interesting example of how a word that signifies men has come to be used for everyone. We teachers must put a stop to sexist language. All these things are part of a jigsaw that suggests girls are lesser than boys. We have to unpick all the ways that this idea is drip-fed into our consciousness.”

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