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    of November, Summer bank holiday which is throughout August, 2nd January which is al so throughout the month of January and so on. Scotland’s sports vary with the invention of many popular international sports including tennis, golf and rugby. Hockey, curling, shanty, and the Scottish Highland Games also play an important role in the history of Scottish sport. Scotland is attached to a lot of human activities. Due to the family ties of Scotland, Scotland is mostly cold weather for mainly kilts…

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    fragile, uneducated, and dependent followers. On the other hand, over the past years, the idea of a person needing to behave a certain way because of their gender, known as gender roles, has been fading and transforming drastically. Today, men and woman are more susceptible and open to breaking the stereotypical gender roles that have been ingrained into one’s…

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    Gender Inequality in the World of Sports Sports is a medium of competition and entertainment which unites different people through a sport in which physical performance and skill is displayed for athletic purposes. However, despite it’s purpose, there are problems and concerns which are still found in sports today, one of them being gender inequality. Although women’s role in sports has come a long way, there are issues that remain present regarding opportunities that women receive. Women are…

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    When talking about sports and athletics it is important to realize that there are many things that need to be looked at ethically. These things can and will have a major impact on the students and the people involved in these sports. As stated by Whisenant (2010), there are three problems that produce ethical questions, the first is participation, the second is the hiring processes, and the third and final is whether everything is fair or not. These all make clear and perfect sense,…

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    Women in male-dominated occupations face unique challenges and use distinct coping strategies affecting their motivation and retention in these occupations. It is evident that till today many jobs are 'gendered ', this means that some jobs are built in or believed to be for men while some for women. There are many characteristics that we…

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    Toys play an important role in gender socialization. Huge corporations, like Toy’s R US and Wal-Mart, have manipulated children into gender roles by exposing them to toys that act as social indicators of gender expectations. Gender socialization and Gender roles, are the processes by which individuals are taught how to socially behave in accordance with their assigned biological sex. The required behavior, individuals are expected to commit to, are set on societal norms dictating the types of…

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    curriculum, the experiences at each school might be different than expected. Although they bear minor similarities, the differences between Dubiski Career High School and a public school are diverse. Such as the way students dress every day, playing sports, and the different pathways based on your career set the two schools apart. John A. Dubiski High School is set up to help students pursue their career with a breeze. This high school has a strict dress code to get students ready for their job…

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    only occupations were an engineer for boys and doctors for girls. This is how I began studying for engineering. I wanted to play soccer but sports were not really an option for people in Nepal. They believed on educations only. Sports was like a waste of time. Similarly, music was not an option as well but I love to play guitar. Although, these things weren’t an option, I took part in soccer competition held by boys like us and won. Since sports was not appreciated by people as an occupation, I…

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    an ideal worker has expectations and norms which are associated with certain occupations that build images of abstract, gender neutral workers that have no obligations outside the work place. According to this statement the ideal worker will have no obligations outside of work…

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    the athletes are making more of a difference in the world than many other human beings. Because they serve as great role models, they are “elite” human beings, and the organizations that they’re involved in wouldn’t be the same without them, athletes deserve the pay and the value that is put upon them. Athletes are deserving of their pay because they’re looked up to, as role models and leaders.…

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