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Summary of Education and research methods - Gender and educational achievement - External factors and gender differences in achievement (AS, A-level, and GCSE)
In-depth notes on external factors and gender differences in achievement and the impact it has on education. It includes the necessary sociologists and recent statistical data to take your grade to the next level. Exams come pre-highlighted to focus on the essential aspects needed in an essay/exam....
External factors and gender differences in achievement-
sociologist list
Key:
Heheh-Sociologist Heheh-Important information
The impact of feminism
● Mcrobbie(1994)
- Feminism→social movement fighting for equal rights for women in all areas
of life
- Fighting the patriarchal system
- Study of girls' magazines and how they have changed
- 1970’s→emphasis on the importance of marriage(not being ‘left on the shelf’)
- Recent years→positive images of strong, independent women
- May provide positive role models for girls(change in ambitions and educational
achievements
Changes in the family(structure)
- A major change in families since the 1970s:
1. Increase in divorce rate
2. Increase in cohabitation(decrease in the number of marriages)
3. Increase in the number of lone-parent families(usually headed by
women→90% of single parents are women)
4. Smaller family sizes
- These can affect girls' attitudes to learning(e.g women, as the head of the
household→women takes on the breadwinner role→girls, and have a role
model(independent woman))
- Women need well-paid jobs and good qualifications to reach this independence
- Rise in divorce rates→unwise to rely on a husband to be the
provider/breadwinner
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