Educating the other : gender, power and schooling
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Educating the other : gender, power and schooling
（Master classes in education series）
The Falmer Press, 1998
- : pbk
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Bibliography: p. 118-130
Description and Table of Contents
Description
Despite improvements in girls' relative academic success at the school leaving level, and despite suggestions in the press that boys are now the underachievers, girls remain second-class citizens in education and beyond. This book aims to show how and why girls' education remains subordinated to that of the boys', and to demonstrate how this analysis can be used as a basis for investigating the position of other subordinated groups - such as children from lower socio-economic groups, ethnic minorities, or those with special educational needs. By focusing on what distinguishes the 'normal' from the 'other' says the author, we can begin to call the normal into question and challenge the ideas and assumptions of our educational system.
Table of Contents
- What or who is the other?
- gender differences in school?
- gender as a social and cultural construction
- reconceptualizing gender issues in education
- revaluing female voices
- some voices are more equal than others
- subordinated femininities and masculinities in secondary schools
- strategies - a toolkit
- conclusion.
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