'Gender stereotypes' presentation slideshows

Gendered Education: Communication in Schools

Gendered Education: Communication in Schools. Chapter 8. Communication in Schools. Historically, girls had less educational opportunity Now much discrimination eliminated Schools still marked by gendered dynamics. Communication in Schools. Schools are agents of gender socialization

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Chapter 13 Sex Differences and Gender-Role Development

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Gender and Language

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How Do We Understand Mental Health?

How Do We Understand Mental Health?. In search of an integrating conceptual framework Jerry Tew, School of Social Policy. What is positive mental health?. Some approaches. Absence of illness (WHO) Happiness (Layard) Resilience (Positive Psychology - Seligman )

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Social Problems: Sexism and Gender Inequality

Social Problems: Sexism and Gender Inequality. Gender Inequality as a Social Problem. Sexism : the subordination of one sex, female, based on the assumed superiority of the other sex, male

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Child Psychology

Child Psychology. Late Adolescence Chapters 13 & 14 Physical, Cognitive, Social & Emotional Development. Agenda. Health & safety issues Cognitive development Gender differences in self-esteem & gender research in general Autonomy, sexuality, & consequences Adolescent psychopathology.

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Glass Ceilings: Managing change in the Southern Africa Media

Glass Ceilings: Managing change in the Southern Africa Media . Sexism is alive and well !. Structure of the presentation. Context: Southern Africa Background: from content analysis to Glass Ceiling Research. From South Africa- Southern Africa- Global How we hope to use the research.

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Chapter 12 Gender Roles and Sexuality

Chapter 12 Gender Roles and Sexuality. Male and Female. Genetic: XX=female; XY=male Gender roles: behaviors Communality vs. Agency Gender role norms: expectations Gender-role stereotypes: Overgeneralizations, inaccuracies Gender typing: acquiring the role. Gender Differences.

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Gender Equality in Education: the Role of Schools

Gender Equality in Education: the Role of Schools Jyotsna Jha Adviser, Commonwealth Secretariat, London Nottingham, 17 October, 2008 MDGs and EFA: The Reference Points Millennium Development Goals: MDG 2: Achieve Universal Primary Education

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Teaching Issues of Social Equity: A Pedagogical Approach

Teaching Issues of Social Equity: A Pedagogical Approach. Ethel Williams, PhD University of Nebraska at Omaha Presented at the NASPAA Annual Conference October 1, 2010 . Introduction. The world has entered an age of change in which no segment of society has been spared.

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SOCIAL REPRESENTATIONS OF FEMININITY AND MASCULINITY:

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GENDER DIFFERENCES

GENDER DIFFERENCES. Gender Role: culturally expected behaviour for males and females. Socialization: acquisition of cultural norms, through parents, peers, school, media, etc. Children who watch more hours of TV have more stereotypical views of gender roles. GENDER DIFFERENCES.

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Gender in Clinical Research: A Review of Prins et al

Gender in Clinical Research: A Review of Prins et al. Susan Phillips Gender Basic, Jan. 2007. Sex Differences. genetic similarity phenotypic difference. Sex differences in Research. Failure to include women or to disaggregate data: Valid? Biased?. Question #1.

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Emoticons in IM Conversations

Emoticons in IM Conversations. Past Research: IM supplies a flexible medium for a wide range of conversations (Nardi et al., 2000). According to the social presence theory, a greater number of cues result in higher levels of personal connection (Walther, Slovacek, & Tidwell, 2001).

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Classroom Assessment: Bias

Classroom Assessment: Bias. Characteristics of a test that offend or unfairly penalize examinees because of their membership in particular groups or populations: Religion. socioeconomic status. race, ethnicity or gender. Geography. Further Considerations of Bias and Validity.

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The Sociological View on Gender

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