gender and education

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Sewell argued boys are being failed by schools, because lessons are becoming to ..............
feminised
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who found that in 1970s, girls main priorities were love, marriage, husbands and children, compared to 1990s when they were job, career, and being able to support themselves
sharpe
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who argued that girls are socialised to be passive and obedient, making them invisible to teachers
spender
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According to Francis, who does the ideal pupil stereotype fit better
girls
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According to Mitsos and Browne boys are underachieving because the ................ abilities
exaggerate
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who argued girls have improved in education due to their maturity levels and orgaisation
mitsos and browne
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who argued that there were still differences in subject choice, due to reasons such as subjects having different images, and widespread traditional definitions of masculinity and femininity
colley
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According to jackson, how was academic work perceived by boys
uncool
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who argued that there was a bias against girls because teachers were less likely to remember their names and were not expected to go into high status jobs
stanworth
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according to statistics, which gender of students achieve higher GCSE grades, and are more likely to into further education
girls
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who found that in 1970s, girls main priorities were love, marriage, husbands and children, compared to 1990s when they were job, career, and being able to support themselves

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sharpe

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who argued that girls are socialised to be passive and obedient, making them invisible to teachers

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According to Francis, who does the ideal pupil stereotype fit better

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According to Mitsos and Browne boys are underachieving because the ................ abilities

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