I would give it more like 2 1/2 stars honestly. I was hoping for there to be more in depth focus on healthcare issues that trans people face, learning how to avoid those issues, etc. It wasn't terrible, it just was not a very deep course, it seems geared more towards cisgender people who don't know very much about gender theory/transgender people.

Interesting course with great value but I missed a more scientific a approach to it, specially related to child in their first months of life or any data even before is born (the role of the sex hormones, the development of the brain or sexual organs). Ad this is just very subjective, but the background music is far too dramatic :)

This is a great introductory course for the Health of Transgendered youths. Many intersections such as, socio-economic factors, race, geography, or access issues are not addressed which heavily impact this community and possible families that are disenfranchised by these disparities.

It is very basic. That said, I think it's cool that there are "easier" and "simpler" courses for people who aren't familliar with LGBTQ+ issues! It's definitely appropriate for young students, though.

While this course definitely helped me become more aware of the transgender society and helped me learn a bit more, I felt that most of the information was common knowledge and very repetitive.

Considero que el lenguaje utilizado en el curso no es inclusivo por lo cual no es congruente con su temática, además de utilizar términos poco adecuados a la temática.

Some great information. Wish it would have been more in depth. The praying or music playing in the background of some videos was distracting and unnecessary.

Me gustaria informacion sobre como abordar estos casos.

Conteste 2 por error de comprension al no poder trancribirlas al español

Some of the language is already outdated - not the most up to date research and care techniques either.

Course was fine but there should have been a completion certificate!

Interesting content, I missed more scientific information.

Interesting and well-made but a little light on content.

No medical data only psychological data

Il devrait y avoir une certification

where is my certificate?

básico pero interesante

Good Beginner's course.

es muy interesante

Unknown

normal

Incredibly simplistic and surface level, offering very little insight into health across the gender spectrum. The course is focused heavily on children, ignores the existence of intersex people, glosses over the role of gender affirming care for cis people, and ignores issues such as gender identity impacting rates of misdiagnosis and quality of healthcare, and pretty much any other deeper level of discussion involved in the gender healthcare discussion. I would only recommend this course if you have never heard the terms transgender or nonbinary before.

There are things that I wanted to learn about them, the different types of gender, intersex, this was all just about acceptance and coming out and not nearly teaching me new things at all, but I'm glad such a course exists atleast for awareness.

Me hubiera gustado si profundizara mas en el tema, la informacion era bastante superficial y cualquier persona con conocimientos sociales podia responder las preguntas. No creo que haya aprendido nada nuevo

Very interestin

g and informative course

Without certificate course is not value please give certificate

I am not satisfied with the amount of information provided, I expected something more in dept. Health Across the Gender Spectrum should not only focus on the experiences of children below the age of about 12.

The advice given to healthcare professionals to make healthcare more accessible to the gender spectrum was too little and not very helpful as they stated the obvious. This course should not be aiming healthcare professionals but parents who are having an experience in this field. Only 6 minutes of this course provided information on healthcare settings and LGBTQI. We did not even scratch the surface of the matter.

Why did we not hear doctors' experiences and patient's experiences at all?