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Setting the children free: parenting without stereotypes

When Rebecca Asher was researching her book Man Up, she found one message consistently came through loud and clear: the commonalities between boys and girls far outweigh the differences. She outlines...

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Boys and girls in the classroom: @genderclassroom project

Children come to school to learn – what do they pick up in school about gender? Newly qualified teacher @genderclassroom tells us about their first year in the classroom, how children are learning and...

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Whatever you fancy?

Dressing up ought to be a chance to let the imagination run riot, but marketing offers narrow roles for girls and boys to play.  Megan Perryman takes a look. Are you filled with excitement or dread as...

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Bullying: the role of gender-based marketing

Author Carrie Goldman reflects on a key theme of her  award-winning book Bullied: What Every Parent, Teacher, and Kid Needs to Know About Ending the Cycle of Fear: the role of gender-based marketing in...

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Book review: Bullied, by Carrie Goldman

‘A practical guide with the credibility to get educational and childcare professionals, researchers and parents to sit up and take notice.’ Ailsa Grant-Turton reviews Bullied.  My son is five and has...

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Whatever you fancy?

Dressing up ought to be a chance to let the imagination run riot, but marketing offers narrow roles for girls and boys to play.  Megan Perryman takes a look. Are you filled with excitement or dread as...

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Bullying: the role of gender-based marketing

Author Carrie Goldman reflects on a key theme of her  award-winning book Bullied: What Every Parent, Teacher, and Kid Needs to Know About Ending the Cycle of Fear: the role of gender-based marketing in...

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Book review: Bullied, by Carrie Goldman

‘A practical guide with the credibility to get educational and childcare professionals, researchers and parents to sit up and take notice.’ Ailsa Grant-Turton reviews Bullied.  My son is five and has...

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