Child Development and Pedagogy · Gender as a Social Construct
In several middle school classrooms, it is observed that boys often raise their hands to answer more than girls and tend to dominate classroom discussions. In such a context, the teacher should:
- 1accept that boys are more intelligent than girls.
- 2accept that girls do not have the potential to study in middle school.
- 3analyze how gender differences are inborn and cannot be modified.
- 4analyze the context of the children and her own pedagogy.✓
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analyze the context of the children and her own pedagogy.
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