Gender discrimination- It includes both discriminations based on gender and the situations that encourage gender stereotypes. Many prejudices that lead to gender discrimination are both descriptive and prescriptive views about how men and women should "act".Gender sensitivity- It refers to the behavior that avoids discrimination by understanding and accepting the differences between men and women.Promoting gender sensitivity in classrooms- Teachers' interaction with children is likely to have an important impact on their ability to participate in their education. Nowadays children become aware of disparities in social expectations for gender roles.The role of a teacher in a classroom is to provide equal opportunities to both girls and boys.Teachers should discuss gender issues by involving children in helping to solve gender-related problems that may arise and use gender-neutral language.Conducting dialogues among children- The teacher can better prepare children attempting to breakdown established gender norms in the classroom by involving them in dialogues to share their experiences and speak from their perspectives.Hence, it is clear from the above points that sensitive issues like gender discrimination can be meaningfully transacted for children by conducting dialogues among children.