In chapter 10 of Unit 3 we learned about gender typing. In this slide we learned all about gender role development in early childhood. Our assignment is to choose 2 of many suggestions listed, and connect them to gender role development. The list included: go to toys r us/baby r us, go a library and look in the children’s section, watch Disney movies, visit a playground, and watch children’s daytime TV. I chose “reminisce down Disney lane. Watch a couple of movies and use these to analyze the message children receive” and “watch some children’s daytime programming, appropriate for the preschool age”. The first Disney movie I watched was “The Little Mermaid”. It’s about a young mermaid who is dissatisfied with her underwater life, and begins
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This movie about a girl who is enslaved by her wicked stepmother and step sisters, and made to do all the housework while wearing rags. Cinderella feels like she has absolutely no chance of attending the royal ball until her Godmother shows up and turns her ugly old rags into a beautiful ball gown, and an ordinary pumpkin into a carriage. Before the mother leaves, she warns Cinderella that if she’s not home by midnight everything goes back to the way it was. She has such a lovely time dancing with the prince that she almost loses track of time, until she hears the clock chiming midnight. As she rushes out, she loses one of her glass slippers. This is how the prince later find her. She goes from door to door, asking all the maidens to try it on. He finally find Cinderella, and they live happily ever after. This shows young girls that a woman’s place is at home doing all the housework. It also shows that even if your home life is terrible (poverty, abusive family, …) you can still get your happy …show more content…
This is a fairly new show, so I will take a minute to explain. It’s an organization run by kids that investigate anything strange, weird, and especially odd. The agents in this organization range from about 6 months to 12 or 13 years of age. Each episode starts with an introduction of who the top agents are – used to be Otto and Olive, and now it’s Ottis and Olympia. The first scene is always them helping someone in the community fix an odd problem they are having. For example, this one time they had to use their “de-french frianader to turn this guy back to human after he turned into a giant friends after have having bitten into one. The episode then goes on to solving a major odd situation that happens around town that lasts the rest of the episode. The director, Ms O – who looks about 8 – calls the head agents into her office and telling them “There you two are. Something very odd has happened”. Then she goes on to explain what has happened, and using clues the two agents must figure it out,, and put it right again. Occasionally you’ll see them get help from the scientist Oscar who provides them with different gadgets depending on what they need. This show relates to gender role development/identity in many ways. Even at a young age, children can make a different. IT shows that women can be leaders of an organization or household or whatever. Lastly it shows
This movie about a girl who is enslaved by her wicked stepmother and step sisters, and made to do all the housework while wearing rags. Cinderella feels like she has absolutely no chance of attending the royal ball until her Godmother shows up and turns her ugly old rags into a beautiful ball gown, and an ordinary pumpkin into a carriage. Before the mother leaves, she warns Cinderella that if she’s not home by midnight everything goes back to the way it was. She has such a lovely time dancing with the prince that she almost loses track of time, until she hears the clock chiming midnight. As she rushes out, she loses one of her glass slippers. This is how the prince later find her. She goes from door to door, asking all the maidens to try it on. He finally find Cinderella, and they live happily ever after. This shows young girls that a woman’s place is at home doing all the housework. It also shows that even if your home life is terrible (poverty, abusive family, …) you can still get your happy …show more content…
This is a fairly new show, so I will take a minute to explain. It’s an organization run by kids that investigate anything strange, weird, and especially odd. The agents in this organization range from about 6 months to 12 or 13 years of age. Each episode starts with an introduction of who the top agents are – used to be Otto and Olive, and now it’s Ottis and Olympia. The first scene is always them helping someone in the community fix an odd problem they are having. For example, this one time they had to use their “de-french frianader to turn this guy back to human after he turned into a giant friends after have having bitten into one. The episode then goes on to solving a major odd situation that happens around town that lasts the rest of the episode. The director, Ms O – who looks about 8 – calls the head agents into her office and telling them “There you two are. Something very odd has happened”. Then she goes on to explain what has happened, and using clues the two agents must figure it out,, and put it right again. Occasionally you’ll see them get help from the scientist Oscar who provides them with different gadgets depending on what they need. This show relates to gender role development/identity in many ways. Even at a young age, children can make a different. IT shows that women can be leaders of an organization or household or whatever. Lastly it shows