gender and educational attainment
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- gender and educational attainment
- w-class boys mainly failing
- Epstein et al 1998
- failing boys diverts attention from w-class girls failing
- sue sharpe
- w-class girls in 70's compared to 90's
- ambitious, confident, assertive
- 56% ->70% women working
- ambitious, confident, assertive
- w-class girls in 70's compared to 90's
- skelton 2005
- occupation - women - self-fulfilment
- schools
- abolition 11+
- recognition gender bias
- society
- divorce ^
- girls self-reliant
- divorce ^
- ulrick beck 1992
- women leading move
- boys failing
- job market changes
- changes in male roles
- work, home, school
- laddish behaviour
- w-class boys mainly failing
- 1990 - boys: 30.8% girls: 38.4%
- gender and educational attainment
- w-class boys mainly failing
- Epstein et al 1998
- failing boys diverts attention from w-class girls failing
- sue sharpe
- w-class girls in 70's compared to 90's
- ambitious, confident, assertive
- 56% ->70% women working
- ambitious, confident, assertive
- w-class girls in 70's compared to 90's
- skelton 2005
- occupation - women - self-fulfilment
- schools
- abolition 11+
- recognition gender bias
- society
- divorce ^
- girls self-reliant
- divorce ^
- ulrick beck 1992
- women leading move
- boys failing
- job market changes
- changes in male roles
- work, home, school
- laddish behaviour
- w-class boys mainly failing
- 2007 - boys: 59.7% girls: 66.8%
- gender and educational attainment
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