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Gen Y not so keen on gender equality

October 22nd, 2010 1 comment

by Carolyn Moynihan

An Australian study has set the traditional-role-division cat among the gender equality pigeons: the tide of opinion seems to have swung against the feminist ideal of an equal division of domestic and market work between husbands and wives. Read more…

‘Vive la distinction’: the gender and schooling debate in France

August 25th, 2010 Comments off

Interesting.

by Carolyn Moynihan

France, that bastion — if not Bastille — of egalité, has its own debate on single-sex versus co-ed schooling, to judge by a recent opinion piece in Le Monde.

The writer notes that the subject is currently much dicussed in France. He points out that number of British schools have reverted to education organised on single-sex lines, and that a recent report in a French journal (l’Observatoire Français des Conjonctures Économiques) concluded that mixed-gender classes were having no discernable effect on recognition of male-female equality. Read more…

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