The "CBSE-CBP in Gender Sensitivity in School Training" refers to a Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) Capacity Building Programme (CBP) designed to train educators on gender sensitivity in schools. These programs provide teachers with strategies for creating inclusive, gender-sensitive classrooms by addressing topics like gender equality, stereotypes, gender-neutral language, and fostering respect among students and staff.

Goal

To enhance teachers' understanding and awareness of gender equality and inclusivity in the school environment.

Methodology

Combines interactive sessions, discussions, videos, and presentations to provide practical strategies.

Content

• Promoting a gender-sensitive culture among students and staff.
• Using gender-neutral language.
• Developing gender-appropriate lesson plans and creating a gender-friendly school environment.
• Addressing gender stereotypes and promoting the empowerment of all genders, including transgender individuals.
• Connecting gender equality to mental health and wellness.

The training program aimed to equip teachers with knowledge, skills, attitudes and methodologies to help them promote gender equality better in the classroom itself. Several practices that could be incorporated into the curriculum were highlighted.