To Teach Family Day Care Caregivers How Not to Be Discriminative with Sex Roles and to Encourage Positive Self Images with Children of Different Ethnic Cultures. (A Proposal).

Rice, Deryl Ann

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ERIC Number: ED140943

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Publication Date: 1977

Pages: 40

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To Teach Family Day Care Caregivers How Not to Be Discriminative with Sex Roles and to Encourage Positive Self Images with Children of Different Ethnic Cultures. (A Proposal).

Rice, Deryl Ann

This document presents a portion of the Family Day Care Task Force's overall training program for family day care caregivers designed specifically to re-educate caregivers with regard to attitudes toward ethnic and sex stereotyping. Training objectives, procedures for the training sessions, and class outlines are presented. Also included are suggested activities, materials, and resources for caregivers to use in combating ethnic and sex stereotyping. (JMB)

Descriptors: Attitude Change, Child Caregivers, Day Care, Early Childhood Education, Educational Programs, Ethnic Stereotypes, Family Day Care, Instructional Materials, Learning Activities, Sex Stereotypes, Training Methods, Training Objectives

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