Men are from Mars, Women are from Venus and the classroom
When you fill out an application for a credit card or even a survey there is one question that is always bound to jump up and out at you every time. What is your gender? It seems like a simple question but there are so many things that are hidden behind this question that have been hidden there for most of the time we have been on earth. While this idea may loom over the heads of many adults in their workplace, sometimes overlooked are the children. Children have to deal with the shortcomings presented to them in school because of their particular gender. What makes the two genders different? How can we embrace both genders while not alienating them? This is a major problem that present and future teachers need to be aware of as well as how they can deal with these problems. It is no question that boys are different from girls and vice versa. There are many differences between boys and girls that should be identified and learned to help make a person aware of these differences. Examining the differences between boys and girls is the best way to learn how the teacher can use these differences in a productive way in the classroom. From all most day one, males and females are very different. From conception the fetus usually is m
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, Elisabeth Hayes, Primary Setting, Robert Slavin, Janice Koch, June Reinisch, Diane McGuiness, boys girls, Karen Gallas, corpus callosum, weiss 2001, level playing field, 2003 p124, pay attention, males females, question hidden, girls communicate, sex peers, gender neutral, differences boys girls,
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Approximate Word count = 1675
Approximate Pages = 7 (250 words per page double spaced)
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