Equality, Diversity & Inclusion (EDI) Training, Page 5 Reviews

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I don't think that we all need to know all the technical terms for all these discriminatory behaviours. Most peple have a good idea of what's right or not.

I love do another course where my birth certificates from the course I have got 5 to come to me

This course was well-worded, well-delivered, and the graphics were excellent.Clear information but not over-loaded or patronising.

Time I will never get back

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Confusing, contradictory and surpresses individualism. Effectively overrules a person's own beliefs and values for fear of causing a perceived offence. Orwellian 1984.

I don't agree with being told by a person what pronouns to use. Pronouns are are basis of English understanding. Calling a single person they/them goes against English teachings. A male's pronouns are he/him and a female's pronouns are she/her. This was decided on by educators in English, not by individual people. However if trans people now have a right to decide on their pronouns then so should every normal male and female. This would be more on keeping with this training. Of course in allowing this, as we are allowing the trans community to do would open up a flood gate of craziness bigger than the craziness we are being told that we have to use an individuals pronouns, which varies from trans person to trans person. They/them does not reflect a person's gender identity. They/they refers to more than 1 person. To go along with individual's pronouns dumbs down society and makes a mockery of the English language.

enlightened me on some sensitive issues that i was not knowledgable on

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