Gender differences in education: key studies and findings 0.0 / 5 ? SociologyEducationASAQA Created by: Azia SinghCreated on: 16-05-16 18:48 Sharpe Interviews displaying girls' changing ambitions 1 of 33 McRobbie Study of girls' magazines displays the impact of feminism 2 of 33 Weiner Teachers challenging stereotypes 3 of 33 Gorard Gender gap and GCSE's 4 of 33 Mitsos and Browne Girls are more conscientious and better organised 5 of 33 French Boys receive more classroom attention 6 of 33 Francis Boys are disciplined more harshly 7 of 33 Jackson Exam league tables improve opportunities for girls 8 of 33 Slee Boys are less attractive because they are 4x more likely to be excluded 9 of 33 Boaler Equal opportunities policies 10 of 33 Archer Identity, class and girls' achievement 11 of 33 Mitsos and Browne Heavy industries and identity crisis for men 12 of 33 Sewell Education becoming 'feminised' 13 of 33 Epstein W/C boys likely to be harassed, labelled as sissies and subjected to homophobic verbal abuse if they appeared to be 'swots' 14 of 33 Francis Boys more concerned about being labelled by peers as swots because it was a threat to their masculinity 15 of 33 Jones Male teachers have a 1/4 chance of gaining a headship, whereas women only have 1/13 16 of 33 Read 2 types of language that teachers use to express disapproval of pupils' work or behaviour 17 of 33 Francis 2/3 7-8 y/o believe that the gender of a teacher does not matter 18 of 33 Ringrose Moral panic about 'failing boys' 19 of 33 Osler The focus on underachieving boys has led to a neglect of girls 20 of 33 Norman Girls and boys are socialised differently 21 of 33 Byrne Teachers encourage different types of behaviour in girls and boys 22 of 33 Murphy and Elwood Boys and girls read different books 23 of 33 Browne and Ross Gender domains are shaped by early experiences and expectations of adults 24 of 33 Murphy Boys and girls pay attention to different details even when tackling the same task 25 of 33 Colley Computer studies 26 of 33 Leonard Same-sex schools erase gender gap between subjects 27 of 33 Paechter Sporty girls have to deal with an image that doesn't fit the female stereotype 28 of 33 Dewer Lesbian and butch 29 of 33 Mac an Ghaill Male gaze 30 of 33 Lees Slags and drags 31 of 33 Parker Boys who are friendly with females labelled as gay 32 of 33 Lees Double standard of sexual morality 33 of 33
Asses the view that gender differences in achievement are largely the result of changes in the education system 0.0 / 5
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