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Gender and education : an encyclopedia

Author: Barbara J Bank; Sara Delamont; Catherine Marshall
Publisher: Westport, Conn. : Praeger Publishers, 2007.
Edition/Format:   Book : EnglishView all editions and formats
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Exploring the intersection of gender and education, this work includes entries that deal with educational theories, research, curricula, practices, personnel, and policies, but also with variations  Read more...

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Genre/Form: Encyclopedias
Encyclopédies
Material Type: Internet resource
Document Type: Book, Internet Resource
All Authors / Contributors: Barbara J Bank; Sara Delamont; Catherine Marshall
ISBN: 9780313333439 0313333432 9780313333446 0313333440 9780313333453 0313333459
OCLC Number: 144598101
Description: 2 v. ; 27 cm.
Contents: Preface --
Introduction --
v. 1 --
pt. 1. Gendered theories of education --
Overview --
Academic capitalism --
Black feminism, womanism, and standpoint theories --
Feminist reproduction theory --
Liberal and radical feminisms --
Multicultural and global feminisms --
Postmodern and poststructural theories --
Queer theory --
Relational-cultural theory --
Sex role socialization --
Social capital theories --
Social constructionism --
pt. 2. Gender issues in educational research --
Overview --
Feminist critiques of educational research and practices --
International and U.S. data sources on gender and education --
Methodological problems in gender research --
pt. 3. Institutional contexts for gendered education --
Overview --
Alternative schools --
Coeducational colleges and universities --
Community colleges --
Distance education --
Historically black colleges and universities --
Home schooling --
Men's colleges and universities --
Military colleges and academies --
National school systems --
Private single-sex and coeducational schools --
Public single-sex and coeducational schools --
Tribal colleges and universities --
Women's colleges and universities. pt. 4. Gender constructions in the official curriculum --
Overview --
Biological and physical sciences --
Black studies --
Early childhood education --
Family and consumer sciences (historical, home economics) --
Health and sex education --
History lessons about gender --
Mathematics --
Men's studies --
Multicultural education --
Music --
National curricula --
Physical education --
Queer[ing] curriculum --
Social studies --
Teacher education --
Technology and computer science --
Theatre and drama --
Visual arts --
Vocational education --
Women's and gender studies --
pt. 5. Gendered achievements in the official curriculum --
Overview --
Academic majors --
Attrition from schools --
College student attrition and retention --
Curricular tracking --
Educational achievements in international context --
Graduate and professional education --
Intelligence tests --
Literacy --
Mathematics performance --
Reading --
Science achievement --
Writing --
About the editors and contributors. v. 2 --
pt. 6. Gender constructions and achievements in the extracurriculum --
Overview --
Academic, arts, and service clubs --
Femininity, cheerleading, and sports --
Fraternities --
Masculinity and school sports --
Service learning and activism --
Sororities --
Student government --
Women's centers --
pt. 7. Gender constructions in the hidden curriculum --
Overview --
Educator sexual misconduct --
Expectations of teachers for boys and girls --
Heterosexism and homophobia in the hidden curriculum --
Managing "problem" boys and girls --
School counseling --
Teacher-student interactions --
pt. 8. Gender constructions in the peer group --
Overview --
Bullying, harassment, and violence among students --
Gangs and schools --
Heterosexism and homophobia in the peer group --
Peer cultures and friendships in school --
Playgrounds and recreational activities --
pt. 9. Gendered teaching and administration --
Overview --
Advising and mentoring in graduate education --
Career patterns in higher education --
Career patterns in schools --
Faculty workloads in higher education --
Feminization of teaching --
Leadership styles --
Masculinity, homophobia, and teaching --
Salaries of academics --
Teacher burnout --
Work-family conflicts of educators. pt. 10. Gender and educational policies --
Overview --
The "boy problem" --
Evaluation policies for academics --
Feminist pedagogy --
Gender equality policies in British schooling --
Gender equality policies in Canadian schooling --
Gender equity and students with disabilities --
International policies --
NGOs and their impact on gendered education --
Pregnant and parenting teens --
School choice and gender equity --
Sexual harassment policies and practices --
Students' rights in U.S. higher education --
Title IX and school sports --
Women's Educational Equity Act --
Work-family reconciliation policies --
Name index --
Subject index --
About the editors and contributors.
Responsibility: edited by Barbara J. Bank ; Sara Delamont and Catherine Marshall, associate editors.
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