Transgender, a very interesting topic and issue existed. For me, I do not see any transgender students in my school. I believe that many teachers and educators at school do not have too many experiences to deal with transgender problems and their need. After reading this article, I realize that transgender could be a group of people who experience a range of emotions and gender, sexuality, fitting in, and friendships. Etc. They might experience somethings really hard then they decided to change their gender. It is not easy to transfer one’s gender, especially for an adolescent. I agree what the article said, “Because students experience these complexities, and they are unique to each individual. It may be exceptionally helpful to offer the student information about LGBTQ (lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender and queer/questioning) related issues. From my personal perspective, I think schools, teachers, and students should have the right attitude to see the transgender people. There is nothing about higher level because you are normal gender or lower level because you are transgender. I think schools and teachers should help transgender students and their parents to have this awareness. The human being should be treated as same. Secondly, I think schools, educators, and parents should work together to give transgender students some supports. However, there is an issue, that is school can face concerns not understanding about a transgender student within the school population and their specific needs. If parents do not know who and how they can contact in the school system, then a barrier to meeting the needs of the child may arise. But I think maybe school and families can do some share-information sessions in order to help with transgender students. Some transgender students are not willing to talk with their families, then I think the school can role as a listener to know what these transgender students’ needs, then they can give an effective help based on the conversation.