The only difference between Miranda and other female students was that she did not participate in sports. ... Other students were treated noticibly different in front of Miranda to the extent that other students also made note of the treatment. ... Matthews treated her students differently because they were or were not athletes then she stereotyped them according to what she considered a "good" student. ... The teacher obviously considered athletes to be unequal to other students. ... In chapter 9, pg. 230, an achieved status is described as an open system that encourages competition among...

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It encourages self-hate. ... Further still, some students may look better in school uniform. ... It has been said that school uniforms instil discipline within students. Exactly what discipline does uniform teach students? ... It has also been said that uniform gives students a sense of pride. ...

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This new freedom has allowed and encouraged women to lead healthier lifestyles by increasing their awareness of exercise, competition, and the idea of being physically fit. ... People who oppose Title IX believe that it is not fair because even though interest and participation in women's sports has blossomed since Congress passed the amendment in 1972, it still cannot compare to the extent at which males are involved in sports, simply because men's sports have had time to grow and participation has always been encouraged. ... In the same respect, Author Kat...

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As a teenager, her main goal than became, in her words, " I had to get the hell out of my mother's house. " I found it to be very note worthy and interesting that Johnson was one of the first black students to integrate Garrison Junior High; which at the time had only white students. ... I found it also interesting that at that time white students were permitted to attend "black " colleges and universities under what she referred to as, "the other race grant"". ... When asked why she chose this field, her response, I was touring different facilities that worked with special education ch...

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It means a lot when an instructor says to a frustrated female student, "I have done this. ... Those encouraging words can do so much to help fight the thought of "oh I can't do this, girls are bad at this anyways, I don't belong here." ... Without any previous knowledge of the job, how are the students supposed to know what it entails. ... Her and her classmates at Stanford University took a group of students from the science math, engineering, and technology majors and asked their opinions on two advertising video, unaware that they were being tested by their skin conductance and h...

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Therefore, as a teacher, I would fully support, encourage, and participate in clubs and sports. ... In school, students come from many different backgrounds and family lives which may or may not affect not only their learning, but also their social interactions. ... Sax proves that girls are better at expressing their feelings than boys, I would not only try to take time to bring a student aside to see if they were having any problems, but I would also look for telltale signs of emotional distress so I would have a better idea of how students are doing without having to resort to words. ... Up...

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Since 1980, there have been more female students enrolled in higher education institutions than men. ... Encouraging a healthier workplace that brings down the barriers that prevent it should be accomplished. For instance, in the U.S today, men make up only 42% of college students. ...

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Today, women make up 57% of all college students and more women than men receive their master's degrees. ... One of these is: "Expect girls to do well in math and science as boys, and encourage them to take the highest, hardest levels of math and science (531)."" If anything, female students should be give more of an opportunity to answer questions and do things for themselves. ...

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There is no excection for the "nontraditional" undergraduates (students older than 23), who are now making up almost half of the countries college students. ... Males do not have the intrest in drama, music, or speech as females do, and these clubs do not push the men away that come try out, they need them and encourage their particpation. ... But is this fair to the innocent students trying to make a career for themselves, whether it is on a field or in a classroom. ...

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After responding to her, she leads you to a room which has six other prospective students. ... Later on that day, you are informed that the other six people who were in the waiting room with you were asked to be students at that institution. ... A student can be rejected a chance to participate in a certain class or activity because of their gender or skin color. In Rich's essay, she tries to encourage the crowd, to which she is speaking, by saying how important it is to know that women are just as good as men and by telling them that they "[have] enormous potential, even if that pot...

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Kanovsky inadvertently leads a young male student to think he is not good at art. He drew a picture using black and did not emphasize people or warm colors like another female student. ... Kanovsky's training taught her to encourage the use of colors and drawing people in pictures. ...

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However, UNICEF attempted to establish basic education for girls by encouraging community schools and distributing edukits. ... They can pass laws to protect students in schools, to establish more hospitals across the country to ensure medical access to remote villages and communities, and to enforce stricter laws to protect women. ...

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.: The school's student body is 67% female, but women constitute only 43% of its athletic program. ... Today, more girls are encouraged to participate in sports and other activities. ... Other benefits: Title IX requires the equal treatment of female and male student-athletes such as: equip, games, tutoring. ...

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The more that women represent strength on T.V. will also encourage them to build their self-confidence. ... Some teachers hold traditional gender stereotypes about their students" views of what is expected of them. ... Students self-consciously see themselves and define their roles by their teacher's expectations and behavior. ...

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Slavin also believe that a teacher should encourage the children to work together. ... Teachers need to work with their students and see where the gender problems may lie in their own classrooms. ... Elisabeth Hayes believes the best way a teacher can produce the effect they want to achieve they must realize that though we may strive for gender neutrality what we more so should do is strive for equal classrooms and that "we want to teach people in different sorts of ways" We need to understand all of our students needs and "[engage] them in their own exploration of [these] issues" (Weiss, 2001...

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Throughout history, gender inequality continues to be an issue that is not always on everybody's mind. Gender inequality is the unequal treatment or views of people based on weather they are male or female. It occurs from differences in socially built gender roles and also biologically through chrom...

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