Explored issues involved in the implementation of programs designed for boys on the issues of gender and violence through interview data from teachers and male students from two Australian high schools. Findings support a belief that male teachers should work with boys on gender issues because men have a responsibility to challenge the existing…

Discusses Mindy Faber's autobiographical video as an allegory of contradictory interpretations of female hysteria as both a theater of femininity and feminist revolt. Provides an analysis of the resonance between student responses to "Delirium" (her auto/biographical video about her mother's long battle with mental illness) and…

Illustrates how the marketplace metaphor has multiple referents within and across different levels and subcultures in the organization (using a case study of micro-economic practices within a medium-sized four-year undergraduate college). Highlights interplay between organizational structure and symbolic actions, illustrating ways in which gender…

Focuses on the dissonance that exists between most therapies offered to women seeking help and their need to be heard. Presents numerous examples of how art therapy allows women clients to tailor the therapy to fit their own view of the problems and discover solutions that keep them in relationships. (RJM)

Reports on a case study that explores the culture-related issues of Asian Americans in the workplace. Focuses on a young, second-generation, Chinese-American woman, Jessica Chang, and the employment challenges that Dr. Chang encountered. Discusses her job strategies and some of the ethical dilemmas that she faced. (RJM)

Focuses on the sexual harassment and other gender-related difficulties faced by a Chinese-American woman. Profiles her encounters with gender discrimination and how it hindered career advancement and led to professional isolation. Relates how this case study can be used to sensitize workers to gender discrimination. (RJM)

Investigated changing gender composition of the elementary school teaching force in the Commonwealth Caribbean from 1930s to 1990s. Found that feminization of Caribbean elementary teaching force began at the same time as in the United States, and that these changes are linked to exclusion through manipulation of the structure of opportunity for…

Discusses issues of accountability for gender reform in education given changing politics accompanying globalization processes. Argues that globalization processes work in contradictory ways. While market liberal ideologies and practices underpinning globalization threaten to undermine gains in educational equity, there may be possibilities for a…

Compared the pronouns he, she, and they with he/she alternating to examine children's recall and gender interpretation of stories. Children read stories about ambiguous characters called by varying pronouns and enjoying stereotypically masculine, feminine, or neutral activities. Recall was higher for girls, older children, and children hearing…

Adoption of web-based learning has inherent difficulties that are often downplayed: the potential for reinforcing socioeconomic divisions, when home computers become a requirement; gender issues in access and use; and the focus in computer-assisted learning on efficiency rather than quality of teaching and learning. (SK)

Describes a study that examined gender differences and the process of Internet-assisted inquiry in a single-sex, technology-enhanced environment. Results indicate that female students in a single-sex environment display similar behaviors as male students do when engaging in technology-enhanced activities. Discusses student attitudes and…

Discusses the development of library women's history in the context of library feminism and American history. Considers the aftermath of World War II and the Cold War and suggests that the earlier equity or fairness orientation is today challenged by a cultural orientation in both library feminism and library women's history. (Contains 70…

Explored the experiences of a male student teacher who left the Marine Corps to student teach in a first-grade classroom, noting the gendered nature of the classroom and the preservice program. Using his student teaching journal, researchers analyzed critical incidents and highlighted ways that discourses of femininity were deployed in often…

Discusses the authors' analyses of literature, particularly of works on the relationship between democracy and pluralism, delivered to educators during the National Council for the Social Studies College and University Faculty Assembly annual meetings. Presents three analyses: (1) "The Story of Freedom"; (2) "A Light in Dark Times: Maxine Greene…

Though the number of women in the parks and recreation field is growing, with 70 percent of parks and recreation positions currently held by women, men still dominate upper management. This article examines evidence of continuing sex discrimination in recreation management and notes the importance of examining personnel policies and recognizing…