No More Boys And Girls....

[gness]

....can our kids go gender free?

What a fantastic programme........I'd recommend any parent of young children to watch this....and expectant parents too, NoM... ;-)

The before and after results are fascinating and such a joy to see the difference it's made to the children....so much so that the head is now introducing the teaching methods tried into all classes.....would that all schools would consider this.....

If you can watch part two on catch-up have a look......it's interesting and a pleasure..... :-)

[FinnyMick]

Mrs Thatcher and other tremendously talented women achieved greatness. I am sure they did not do so wishing they were males.

[gness]

So....you didn't see the outcome of that then......honestly, FM this is like me coming onto a sports thread and asking how many goals Joe Root scored in his last basketball match....

Perhaps you'd better watch the rest before you post any more......it's a long time since I've seen anyone on AB post so much whilst holding the wrong end of the stick....x

[Mamyalynne]

The change in Riley was wonderful, all that built up angst seemed to drift away - he had an air of ease about him.

Really heartening.

[gness]

See.....you've got it wrong again, FM.......you really are missing the point......
Mrs Thatcher was a woman who believed that a woman could do a job previously held by a man, as well as any man.... and she did......that is what needs to be nourished......
She didn't become PM because she wished she was male....
Any wiser?

[FinnyMick]

The title was designed to be provocative. A better one would have been :

"Embrace your sexuality, do not allow your gender to stifle your ambitions"

[gness]

Mamya.....I think that......and the little girl who is now going to become an astronaut heartened me as much as anything....

Riley's family's home life must be so much better now......x

[Mamyalynne]

Never judge a... oh never mind.

[FinnyMick]

Mrs Thatcher was a woman who believed that a woman could do a job previously held by a man, as well as any man.... and she did......that is what needs to be nourished......
She didn't become PM because she


Wrong again gness. She believed she could do a better job than anyone else. Please provide a quote where she said "better than " man "

[Mamyalynne]

It must be yes, his meltdown at failure in the strength test was something I and I'm sure you have witnessed with young boys - it's a physical hurt they feel and to ease that burden makes them stronger overall.

[FinnyMick]

She didn't become PM because she wished she was male....
Any wiser?


I did not say that, you did.

[gness]

Why on earth would you call it that.....it wasn't about sexuality?

[FinnyMick]

The prog title clearly suggests it was about sexuality

[-Talbot-]

Mrs Thatcher was a woman who believed that a woman could do a job previously held by a man



Yes her cabinets reflected that view beautifully