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I think the point is to help kids see that these stereotypes of masculine and feminine behaviour are not always helpful.
When are stereotypes of masculine and feminine behaviour *ever* helpful? I think the answer is never. Why would stereotyping men as "taking charge" and women as "taking part" ever. ever. be helpful or appropriate in a school?
Also for context to my tweets, please note that I am missing the context of your tweets because there is another person in this conversation who is replying to you but has blocked me.
And I think your point about fgm being in the context of other surgery/alterations is unfair because it's there, boxed, *as a contrast*. Personally, I'd bold/italic 'illegal' and 'non-consent' too.
I would read that text as suggesting these stereotypes exist (which they do, to a greater or lesser degree in different places) and challenging them. That's how I'd use that.
Have you read the article? It is not about challenging stereotypes. It is about "choosing your gender". It explains this by offering, "gender scales". It suggests that whether you are rational or emotional etc has a bearing on "choosing your gender"
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