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Module 16/Unit 10 Specific Objective #1: Identify the different types of sexual expression and orientation CONTENT Knowledge/Attitudes/Skills DEFINITIONS OF SEXUAL ORIENTATION & IDENTITY Sex refers to physiological attributes that identify a person as a male or female (genital organs, predominant hormones, ability to produce sperm or ova, ability to give birth). Gender refers to widely shared ideas and norms concerning women and men including ideas about what are "feminine" and "masculine" characteristics and behavior. Gender reflects and influences the different roles, social status, and economic and political power of women and men in society. Heterosexuality–Sexual orientation in which a person is physically attracted to people of the opposite sex. Homosexuality–Sexual orientation in which a person is physically attracted to people of the same sex. Bisexuality–Sexual orientation in which a person is physically attracted to members of both sexes. Transvestism–Person who dresses and acts like a person of the opposite gender. Both heterosexuals and homosexuals can behave this way. It may be just a phase or it can be permanent. Training/Learning Methods (Time Required) GROUP EXERCISE (25 MIN.) The trainer should: • Using the definitions in the content section on the left-hand side of the page, write the words to be defined on a piece of flipchart. • Write definitions on small pieces of paper (to be done ahead of time). • Divide the group into 2 teams. • Divide the slips of paper with the definitions between the 2 groups. • Ask each group to match their definitions to the correct word on the flipchart. They should then tape their slip of paper to the matching word on the flipchart. • When the groups have finished, review their work. Correct any misinformation with the content on the left-hand side of the page. • Ask Px if they have any questions or comments. Transexual–Person desires to change or has changed their biological sex because her/his body does not correspond to her/his sexual identification. Sexual orientation varies. Pathfinder International 132 Adolescent Curriculum
Module 16/Unit 10 CONTENT Knowledge/Attitudes/Skills Training/Learning Methods (Time Required) Transgendered– Person who lives as the gender opposite to their anatomical sex, (i.e. man living as woman but retaining his penis & sexual functioning). Sexual orientation varies. • The provider does not have to be an expert on sexual orientation. Providing an understanding ear and referring the adolescent to resources is often enough. Pathfinder International 133 Adolescent Curriculum
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