If you would like a printable cheat sheet of the steps found in this episode, click here.Have you ever had to address comments from students that were homophobic, racist, misogynistic, ablest, or problematic in any other way?  In our classrooms it seems to be getting tougher, with students expressing these damaging misogynistic views on the rise as a result of male 'role models' in the social media space such as Andrew Tate significantly impacting our young boys in particular. It can be so tough to know what to say or do as teachers, especially because it can be so deeply personal and triggering. What doesn't help is knowing that when you DO address it,  students often say "it is a joke", or, "I am entitled to my opinion", so teachers are left simply remarking, "that's inappropriate" and moving on.However it is so crucial we address these things seriously to ensure that we are teaching our students better, and creating a safe space for everybody in that room.This is your step by step on the HOW!