Gender - Internal Factors + Gender Differences in Achievement - Equal Opportunities Policies Flashcards

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What equal opportunites are their for girls in education?

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GIST and WISE

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What des GIST stand for?

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Girls into science and technology.

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What does WISE stand for?

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Women into science and engineering.

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What is the purpose of GIST and WISE?

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GIST and WISE were made to encourage girls to pursue careers in non-traditional areas.

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How has the introduction of the National Curriculum made education more equal?

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The introduction of the National Curriculum (1988) removed one source of gender inequality by making girls and boys study mostly the same subjects.

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What does Boaler say about the impact of equal opportunity policies?

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Boaler (1998) sees the impact of equal opportunity policies as a key reason for the changes in girls’ achievement. Many barriers have been removed and schooling has become more meritocratic. So, girls who generally work harder than boys, achieve more.

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