Answer to Question 1ANS: 1)Values each child as an individual. 2) Help learn that gender identity is biologically determined. 3) Be aware of possible gender biases in your own behavior. 4) Listen carefully to all children. 4) Help children find the word to get their nurturance needs met. 5) Use language carefully avoiding boas toward male identity. 6) Provide materials that show males and females in a variety of roles. 7) select childrens books that portray nonsexist models.
Plan a wide range of activities that encourage all children to participate. 9) Provide gender-neutral toys for infants and toddlers. 10) Discuss blatant sex stereotyping with children
Answer to Question 2ANS: By the 2nd birthday children can accurately identify and label themselves and others as boys and girls based on observable physical traits,
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