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    Same Sex Classrooms

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    When living in a generation that is all about changing for the better, what is next; what is the expectation of future education? What can we consider when needing an enhanced form of learning? Same sex classrooms are beneficial for all ages, especially the age range from kindergarten to sixth grade. If we begin to implement this form of schooling in our classrooms, all future generations will prosper in the world of intellect. A large portion of our learning has to do with the environment…

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    sexualities, and evidently, their gender. All humans are born with a set of reproductive organs that allows them to be categorized into certain groups as a result. According to Simone Beauvoir, "science considers characteristics as secondary reactions to a situation" (Beauvoir 23-24). Beauvoir uses the key word "situation" in order to emphasize the unpredictability of sex determination and furthermore, to illustrate the fact that existence in fact proceeds essence. Through the classification of…

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    cultural and environmental factors. This associates with the “nature vs. nuture” argument, as I will be exploring and comparing sociologist views on whether biology has more of an influence on gender or sociology. From a sociologist’s point of view, sex is referred to the biological approach and status for instance, a child will be indentified as boy or girl at birth due their genitals, for examples females have vaginas and males have penises. On the other hand, some sociologist may refer…

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    Deborah Tannen Analysis

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    to act or listen when one is present. The reason why we do not realize this natural presumption is proven by the individual research Daniel Goleman and Deborah Tannen logically shared. These authors present multiple misunderstandings of the opposite sex and how reasons such as socialization and communication lead to these misinterpretations. Our…

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    for higher cooperation in groups during instances of strife. One instance of strife could be during intergroup conflict or when there is a ecological crisis (Sosis et al., 2003). During an intergroup conflict religion would allow for a sense of agency that made people stay under one idea which would in turn allow them to work better in the group during the conflict. In order for the group to work together during a conflict there can be no question of commitment to the group. This commitment…

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    privileged. By examining the meanings of sex, sexuality, and gender you can understand why society creates these privileges. The classification of the Paradigmatic Woman has not greatly affected me. Growing up my mother never dressed me in girly colors or dresses but instead in denim overalls and Winnie the Pooh. My sexuality is heterosexual, my…

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    Me growing up I remember playing with not one or two people at a time but 20 possibly 30 people at a time. Boys do tend to play in large groups because most of the time we are playing some kind of sport that requires many people. We definitely assert our dominance above other men we find weaker then us. I don’t know why we do this but we just do and the article pegged it perfectly. We…

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    Whereas Fine studied the neurological differences between genders, Roughgarden moves the discussion to the biological aspect of the social spectrum for human beings. Roughgarden (2004) goes into detail about the evolution of sex, areas of biology, focusing on human development as well as gender and sexuality variation across the country. Roughgarden touches on some of the myths about the social spectrum humans use to construct gender binary. Roughgarden (2004) talks about how when you ask an…

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    public when they are eating with a group of friends, versus eating on their own among strangers. I found this question to be thought provoking because of the fact that Indiana University is a very diverse school with people from many different cultures and backgrounds. For this experiment I broke the variables down into four different categories; my first category was five male students who were eating alone, second, five male students who were eating in groups, third, five female students who…

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    And while at first glance, the cast seems to represent rather diversified demographics, not all demographics are represented equally. There are three demographics to consider in the show: age, ethnicity and gender. While for the most part, these groups have remained consistent in terms of numbers throughout the years, the ratio of contestants who are colored compared to white contestants has almost exclusively remained under represented from season to season. These contestants with colored…

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