Tract #02 – Let’s renovate the nursery school.

In our ever-changing society, it is essential to promote inclusive education and raise awareness among children from an early age about different sexual orientations and gender identities. While many people are still unaware of the meaning of the acronym "LGBTTQQIAAP +", it becomes essential to introduce and explain it from kindergarten. By avoiding heteronormative education, we allow children to understand from the start the diversity of emotional and sexual life choices available to them.

In a rigid, heteronormative and patriarchal society, the woke movement has played a major role in the fight for the freedom of the individual to choose their sexual and emotional life in a fluid manner. This progress is represented by the still too little-known acronym: "LGBTTQQIAAP +" whose letters symbolize respectively the words: Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Transgender, Queer, Questioning, Intersex, Ally, Ace (asexual), and Pansexual. The "+" sign indicates an opening towards the future, towards other emotional and sexual modalities, currently invisible even by the most woke among us or not yet explored. This acronym therefore embodies the diversity of identities within the "LGBTTQQIAAP +" community and encourages us to advocate for inclusive education from kindergarten.

Preschool plays a fundamental role in the construction of children's identity. By introducing the aforementioned acronym from this age, we are establishing a solid foundation for later understanding and acceptance of different sexual orientations and gender identities. We are also establishing an educational standard that promotes diversity and inclusion from an early age. The aim is to prevent stigma and discrimination by allowing children to grow up in a respectful and tolerant environment.

Inclusive education from kindergarten onwards targets three key aspects: information, awareness and inclusion. By providing factual information on the acronym “LGBTTQQIAAP+”, we enable children to understand that everyone has the right to freely choose their emotional and sexual life, and that all gender orientations and identities are legitimate.

Awareness-raising, on the other hand, involves raising children's awareness of diversity. By teaching them the acronym from kindergarten onwards, we encourage kindness, respect and empathy towards their peers who may be different from them. This helps combat intolerance and harassment related to sexual orientation and gender identity.

Inclusion is a key dimension of inclusive education. By integrating the acronym “LGBTTQQIAAP+” from kindergarten onwards, we show children that every individual has a place in society and deserves to be respected, regardless of their sexual orientation or gender identity. This inclusion is reflected in inclusive educational policies, textbooks that represent diversity, and extracurricular programs that promote understanding and tolerance.

In addition, it is essential to involve parents in this inclusive education from kindergarten onwards. Families are the primary agents of education and can play an important role in promoting a society that respects diversity. Schools can organize information meetings and workshops to raise parents' awareness of the acronym "LGBTTQQIAAP +" and equip them to answer their children's questions.

By implementing inclusive education from kindergarten using the acronym “LGBTTQQIAAP+,” we encourage children to respect diversity and understand that emotional and sexual life choices are personal. We fight against stereotypes and intolerance from an early age, creating a more open and equal society.

It is time to make inclusion a reality from the beginning of our educational journeys. By educating children on the meaning of the acronym "LGBTTQQIAAP +" from kindergarten onwards, we are building the foundation for a world where everyone can freely choose their emotional and sexual life, without being limited by heteronormative standards. Inclusive education from kindergarten onwards prepares children to become tolerant, open-minded adults who respect the diversity around them. Through this approach, we ensure that every individual, regardless of their sexual orientation or gender identity, will feel included and accepted in our society.LGBTTQQIAAP +: ​​Towards inclusive education from kindergarten onwards

In our ever-changing society, it is essential to promote inclusive education and raise awareness among children from an early age about different sexual orientations and gender identities. While many people are still unaware of the meaning of the acronym "LGBTTQQIAAP +", it becomes essential to introduce and explain it from kindergarten. By avoiding heteronormative education, we allow children to understand from the start the diversity of emotional and sexual life choices available to them.

The woke movement has played a major role in the fight for the freedom of the individual to choose their sexual and emotional life. This progress is represented by the still too little known acronym: "LGBTQQIAAP +" whose letters symbolize respectively the words: Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Transgender, Queer, Questioning, Intersex, Ally, Ace (asexual), and Pansexual. It embodies the diversity of identities within the "LGBTTQQIAAP +" community and encourages us to advocate for inclusive education starting in kindergarten.

Preschool plays a fundamental role in the construction of children's identity. By introducing the aforementioned acronym from this age, we are establishing a solid foundation for later understanding and acceptance of different sexual orientations and gender identities. We are also establishing an educational standard that promotes diversity and inclusion from an early age. The aim is to prevent stigma and discrimination by allowing children to grow up in a respectful and tolerant environment.

Inclusive education from kindergarten onwards targets three key aspects: information, awareness and inclusion. By providing factual information on the acronym “LGBTTQQIAAP+”, we enable children to understand that everyone has the right to freely choose their emotional and sexual life, and that all gender orientations and identities are legitimate.

Awareness-raising, on the other hand, involves raising children's awareness of diversity. By teaching them the acronym from kindergarten onwards, we encourage kindness, respect and empathy towards their peers who may be different from them. This helps combat intolerance and harassment related to sexual orientation and gender identity.

Inclusion is a key dimension of inclusive education. By integrating the acronym “LGBTTQQIAAP+” from kindergarten onwards, we show children that every individual has a place in society and deserves to be respected, regardless of their sexual orientation or gender identity. This inclusion is reflected in inclusive educational policies, textbooks that represent diversity, and extracurricular programs that promote understanding and tolerance.

In addition, it is essential to involve parents in this inclusive education from kindergarten onwards. Families are the primary agents of education and can play an important role in promoting a society that respects diversity. Schools can organize information meetings and workshops to raise parents' awareness of the acronym "LGBTTQQIAAP +" and equip them to answer their children's questions.

By implementing inclusive education from kindergarten using the acronym “LGBTTQQIAAP+,” we encourage children to respect diversity and understand that emotional and sexual life choices are personal. We fight against stereotypes and intolerance from an early age, creating a more open and equal society.

It is time to make inclusion a reality from the beginning of our educational journeys. By educating children on the meaning of the acronym “LGBTTQQIAAP +” from kindergarten onwards, we are building the foundation for a world where everyone can freely choose their emotional and sexual life, without being limited by heteronormative standards. Inclusive education from kindergarten onwards prepares children to become tolerant, open-minded adults who respect the diversity around them. Through this approach, we ensure that every individual, regardless of their sexual orientation or gender identity, will feel included and accepted in our society.