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Emergent Inquiry: Using Children's Literature to Ask Hard Questions about Gender Bias

For those professionals who train elementary teachers to teach, the findings from studies related to gender equity in the school environment are generally disturbing. An emergent inquiry process to use with preservice students as a means of heightening awareness of gender inequities in children'...

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Published in:Childhood education 1999-12, Vol.76 (2), p.88-91
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Cognitive Development
Educational aspects
Educational Environment
Equality
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Sex discrimination
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Sexism
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