GEA – Gender and Education Association

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“Girls want superheroes” : a young feminist shares her views on gender stereotyped toys

January 29, 2012January 29, 2012 Andrea Peto 0 Comment early years, gender, stereotype, toys
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Gender and Education Association

  • Promoting feminist scholarship and practice in gender and education internationally, nationally and locally
  • Providing an influential feminist voice
  • Promoting and problematising knowledge on gender and education
  • Encouraging teaching, learning, research and publication on gender and education
  • Providing a source of expertise and knowledge for policy makers
  • Creating networks to facilitate the exchange of information between our members.

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Gender and Education Association

  • Promoting feminist scholarship and practice in gender and education internationally, nationally and locally
  • Providing an influential feminist voice
  • Promoting and problematising knowledge on gender and education
  • Encouraging teaching, learning, research and publication on gender and education
  • Providing a source of expertise and knowledge for policy makers
  • Creating networks to facilitate the exchange of information between our members.

Tags

'underachievement' academia academic attainment academic success Alexandra Allan aspirations books bullying careers Conference 2011 education Fawcett Society femininities feminism financial cuts further education Gaby Weiner GEA GEA executive members GEA policy reports gender Gender and Education gender gap girls Heather Mendick higher education masculinities Miriam David policy politics relationships resources Riots 2011 schools seedcorn sex sexualisation sexuality sexual violence social class teachers tuition fees University of Exeter youth Yvette Taylor

Recent Comments

  • Emilie Lawrence on GEA 2017 Biennial Conference CFP
  • Annamagriet de Wet on GEA 2017 Biennial Conference CFP
  • Susanne on Cracking the Phallus in Educational Research
  • Katie Russell on Single-sex and co-educational schooling
  • Emilie Lawrence on Write for Us

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