Gender

Question 1

Sharpe

Answer 1

Girls aspirations 70s - 90s

Question 2

McRobbie

Answer 2

Girls aspirational change shown via media

Question 3

Mitsos and brown

Answer 3

Loss of traditional male jobs led to fatalistic boys

Question 4

Clarke and Douglas

Answer 4

Girls enjoy literacy more

Question 5

Dennis and Erdos

Answer 5

Fatherless families = male underachievement

Question 6

Gorard

Answer 6

Girls do better in coursework

Question 7

Weiner

Answer 7

Schools challenging sexism through curriculumns

Question 8

Francis

Answer 8

Boys recieve more (negative) attention

Question 9

Slee

Answer 9

Boys are liability students

Question 10

Sewell

Answer 10

Education has been feminised

Question 11

Epstien

Answer 11

Laddish subcultures are anti-school

Question 12

Jackson

Answer 12

School = uncool

Question 13

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Francis

Answer 13

Boys and girls are encouraged to act differently from a young age

Question 14

Kelly

Answer 14

Boys dominate science classrooms

Question 15

Murphy

Answer 15

Boys and girls give different attention to the same things

Question 16

Fuller

Answer 16

Working class girls aspired to childcare and beauty

Question 17

Dewar

Answer 17

Sporty girls = butch/lesbian

Question 18

Connell

Answer 18

Schools reinforce hegemonic masculinity

Question 19

Mac an Ghail

Answer 19

Male gaze operates in schools

Question 20

Rutter

Answer 20

School organisation reinforces gender

Question 21

Crenshaw

Answer 21

Economic, social and poltical connected

Question 22

Evans

Answer 22

Working class girls self exclude as they want to stay at home

Question 23

Fuller

Answer 23

Gender + ethnicity combo

Question 24

Conolly (theory not description)

Answer 24

Interactions effect