 | Term | Definition |
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JWB Douglas |
Parents willing to support sons more financially |
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Paul Willis |
"Lads" accept failure and rebel |
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Dale Spender |
Only sepnt 38% of her time with the girls |
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Molfese |
Brain scans on neonate girls |
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Abraham |
Maths books extremely male dominated |
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The Future is female |
Boys praised each other for fooling about and causing amusement |
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Michelle Stanworth |
Teachers found it hard to remember girls' names and suggested only marriage for most of them |
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Lesley Best |
Pre-school books conveyed too narrow sex roles |
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Sue Sharpe |
Women's priority list moving from marriage to careers |
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Gay Randall |
Practical work in labatories dominated by boys |
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Gay Randall |
Girls had more contact time with teachers |
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Fiona Norman |
Early socialisation, girls given dolls, boys given construction toys benefiting their assertiveness |
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Alison Kelly |
Science lessons dominated by boys and examples relating to them e.g. football |
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Lawrie and Brown |
Girls taught in a single sex school had more confidence in maths |
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Mitsos and Browne |
Leisure habbits, girls read and talk gaining linguistic skills |
