Questions about 'gender identity' for an 11-year-old don't belong in public school
Fox News
Imagine how furious I was to find out that my son, let me repeat that, my SON, was recently asked what his gender identity is on, of all things, a teacher evaluation form.
The question, "What is your gender identity," on an official form plants a dangerous seed in the minds of children.
Let’s set to one side the abject absurdity of 11-year-olds even filling out teacher evaluation forms. Though it is related. They are evaluating educators on the basis of what exactly? Their one decade of vast experience and knowledge? When I was in middle school we still labored under the naive notion that it is teachers who evaluate children.
As the online form flows to the bottom, the questions become demographic in nature. What is your race? Do you feel people like you are represented in the lessons? That kind of thing. Then finally, boom. "What is your gender identity?" The options being "Boy," "Girl", "I use another word," or opting not to answer.