The Exclusion of Homosexuality in the Classroom

The current social attitude towards the communities of gay, lesbian, bisexual, transgender, intersex people (GLBTI) is to regard it as an important element in the school's sex education program being fair and lacking I can. The scope of topics related to homosexuality differs greatly between Australia and the United States (Bell, 2008, 2). This difference in service is, in particular, due to differences in the social attitudes that parents, teachers, students, and policy makers have.

(A) homosexual orientation before homosexual preemption, (b) homosexual orientation before homosexual exclusive orientation, (c) homosexual orientation (frequent homosexual desire and / or sexual encounter), Coincident heterosexuality / or sexual contact; (d) oriented between dominant heterosexuals. . Rare homosexual desire and / or sexual encounter; (e) co-ordination of male and female members, frequent occurrence of sexual and / or sexual contact with male and female members (simultaneous homosexuality ); Orientation of exclusive homosexuality is followed by an orientation between unique heterosexuals (and vice versa), a continuous basis (continuous bisexuals).

Sexual orientation exists as a continuum from exclusive homosexuality to exclusive sexuality and includes all forms of bisexuals. Bisexuals can make sexual, emotional and emotional appeal. People with homosexual tendencies are sometimes called gays (male and female) or lesbians (women only). Although there are many theories about the origin of sexual orientation, most scientists today think that sexual orientation is the result of complex interactions of environmental, cognitive, and biological factors . For most people, sexual orientation is formed at a very young age. There is also considerable evidence that biology, including genetic or congenital hormonal factors, plays an important role in human sexual behavior.

Sexual attraction and behavior are often understood as a continuum from complete heterosexual to exclusive homosexuality (Kinsey et al., 1948, 1953), but sexual orientation is defined in particular by identity If so, it is often discussed in three main categories. It's time. : (1) Homosexuality (for individuals who are regarded as sexual or romantic charm and behavior completely or predominantly related to "direct" or other gender); (2) homosexuality (discrimination as "gays" "Lesbians" for individuals who fully or mainly target homosexuals or "homosexuals" or their attractiveness and behavior, (3) "bisexuality" or its sexual or romantic charm and behavior To the extent that it is recognized) For male and female members)

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