Edsel John Diesta

BSCPE-3A
Gender and Society

PRE-TEST
I. TRUE or FALSE
1. TRUE
2. FALSE
3. TRUE
4. TRUE
5. TRUE

II. TABLE COMPLETION

TERMS REFLECTING GENDER GENDER FAIR TERM
STEREOTYPES
1. Manpower Male
2. Businessman Male
3. Firemen Male
4. Policeman Male
5. Forefather Male
ACTIVITY:
Language articulates consciousness
Language reflects culture and values in Attention is paid to human cultures and
our society
Language affects socialization
Because of the words that come out of
everyone's mouth, it awakens people's
awareness of what they will say to
others.
attitudes through language because
they are able to express their own
desires.
Everyone is united because of the
language that revolves around each
person, they develop a sense of human
interaction.

ACTIVITIES:
1.) REFLECTION
We will notice the lack of equal treatment of the genders especially in the field of
work. When it comes to security in establishments, male security guards are more
feared because they are strong and brave to look at, while when women are
underestimated because of their physique.

2.) Create a poem, essay, spoken poetry or painting about the following topic:
How do you see the world, if gender equality in education is fully attained?
✓We will see ourselves especially the world as a peaceful and understanding one
when we look at the genders equally. Everyone will have high regard because
respect is spread all over the world. There is no contempt for men, women, gay,
lesbian, or whatever gender there is in the world. Even in the field of work, we
can see the disappearance of discrimination that was rampant then. Gone is the
oppression of those with sensitive feelings. All of this is easily achieved by the
world if we all have respect for each other.
ACTIVITIES AND EXERCISES:
1. Reflect on the following questions:
✓Recall an LGBT character you have seen in national television.
-Well -known actor Vice Ganda
✓What were the stereotypes portrayed by these characters?
-Rich, Manly, Good sense of humor
✓How can the media present the LGBT in a better way?
- Through the media, it is communicated to other citizens what the purpose
of good groups or even individuals who help others, it pays attention to the
positive activities of LGBTQ.

2. This activity gives you the opportunity to talk about the risks you are willing and
unwilling to take in your lives.
Everyone has a different perception of what it means to take a risk. For one
person, it may be saying no to requests from others and for another, it may be
climbing a mountain. In fact, for some it may be both those things.
Form a group and discuss some actions you consider to be risky (physical risks,
emotional risks, or both).
Then, reflect on the following questions:
a. What impact does the differences in risk-taking behavior can have on a
workplace team or group?
-Irresponsible groups have a detrimental effect on work. Such groups do
not form a proper organization and no cooperation is formed

b. What are the common emotional or physical risks mentioned?

-Become withdrawn to your life
-Resist authority
-Become disruptive or aggressive at home or in the classroom
-Experiment with high-risk behaviors such as underage drinking or
prescription drug misuse and abuse
POST-TEST:
I. TRUE OR FALSE
1. TRUE
2. FALSE
3. TRUE
4. TRUE
5. TRUE
TERMS REFLECTING GENDER GENDER FAIR TERM
STEREOTYPES
6. Manpower Male
7. Businessman Male
8. Firemen Male
9. Policeman Male
10. Forefather Male