Series Two Episode Three - The Lost Girls by Charlotte Woolley
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The Lost Girls by Charlotte Woolley proposes that our education system needs a feminist revolution and demonstrates how it would be beneficial to all.
In this episode the following issues are discussed in relation to school and classroom practice:
- Gender roles
- Whole school issues related to gender and feminism
- Curriculum issues related to gender and feminism
- Representation of students in the texts they study
- Sex equality, what that means and student understanding of the term
-Aspirations
-'Good girls'
- Feminine characteristics
- Perfectionism
-Socialisation of gender
The book Boys Don't Try is also mentioned by multiple speakers. An episode on this book can be found: https://pagepracticepodcast.podbean.com/e/episode-4-boys-dont-try/
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