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Sharpe study 1976 and 1994

Girls priorities in 1976 husband marriage and family


Girls priorities in 1994 was their own career independence and maybe a relationship afterwards

Mcrobbie 1994

Magazines such as Jackie emphasised the importance of marriage

Changes in the family

Cohabitation meant less pressure to be married


Same sex families - role models

Employment opportunities for women Mitsos and Browne

Highlight how the growing service sector has created more feminised career opportunities

Webb 2008

More women are breaking through the glass ceiling effect


Pay gap between women and men has fallen from 30% to 17% since 1975

Women employment

Risen from 47% in 1959 to 70% 2007

Changing in social attitudes

Post modernism- we are less governed by structural factors in today’s society

Giddens

Confluent love meant not restrictive

Male underachievement decline in manufacturing

Manufacturing ‘masculine’ jobs have moved abroad and therefore has made male employment less accessible

Mitsos and Browne 1998

The crisis of masculinity

Over estimation in ability

Barber 1996 found boys tend to over estimate their own ability whilst girls underestimate their own

Stanworth 1983

Suggest that boys are more likely to blame lack of effort or teachers for their failure instead of their own lack of ability

Poor male literacy

Gender gap is the result of poor literacy amongst males


Reading is feminised


Boys are socialised to be active

In school factors feminisation of education

Sewell 2006 argues that education has become feminised and do not mature masculine traits

Shortage of male primary school teachers

DFES 2007 16% of primary school teacher are male


Yorugov 2007 39

Laddish subcultures


Willis 1977

Wc boys are likely to be called sissie as well as be subject to homophobic harassment

Positive discrimination

The raising boys achievement program


The

Girls underachievement

Jackson 2006 ladettes


Archer 2011 we glamour role models