This document discusses sexual orientation and gender identity. It defines sexual orientation as attraction to the same sex, opposite sex, or multiple genders. It identifies the main orientations as heterosexual, homosexual, and bisexual. It also defines transgender as a gender identity that differs from the sex assigned at birth. Additionally, it discusses the LGBTQ community and important court cases like the NALSA case that affirmed rights for transgender people in India. It concludes with recommendations not to ask invasive questions or discriminate against people based on their gender or orientation.

2.  What is sexual orientation?
 Types of sexual orientation
 Transgender
 LGBTQ
 NALSA 2014
 Transgender act
 Questions are not asked
 conclusion

3.  Sexual orientation is about who you are
attracted to and want to have relationships with.
 Sexual orientation is sexual attraction to persons
of opposite sex or gender, same sex or gender, or
both sexes or more than one gender

4.  Heterosexual
 Homosexual
 Transgender

5. HETEROSEXUAL: It describe people whose enduring
physical and emotional attraction is to people of opposite
gender
HOMOSEXUAL: Homosexuality is an enduring pattern of
emotional, sexual attractions to people of the same sex.
BISEXUAL : Bisexual behavior toward both males or
females, or to more than one sex or gender

6.  It is an umbrella term for persons whose th
gender identity, gender expression or
behavior does conform to that typically
associated with the sex to which they were
assigned at birth.
 LGBTQ

7.  L for Lesbian
 G for Gay
 B for BISEXUAL
 T for Transgender
 Q for Qeer

8.  Don’t ask about their gender
 Don’t ask about which toilet you are using
i.e, male toilet or female toilet
 Have you done any transgender operation are
not

9.  National Legal Services Authority v. Union of
India is a landmark decision by the Supreme
court of India, which declare transgender
people to be a “Third gender”
 It affirmed that the fundamental rights
granted under the constitution of India will
be equally applicable to transgender people

10.  Identify the abnormal behaviors in students
 Counsel the students
 Inform their parents
 Dont discriminate anyone based on abnormal
behavior

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