2013
DOI: 10.3917/inso.176.0086
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Focus — Les professionnels de la petite enfance et les stéréotypes sexués

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“…First, the sexual division of labour being strongly marked in this sector of activity, women are massively over-represented. All occupations in the sector combined, the average rate of masculinization reaches only 3% (Boyer & Pélamourgues, 2013). Very young children are therefore socialized in a highly feminized world.…”
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“…First, the sexual division of labour being strongly marked in this sector of activity, women are massively over-represented. All occupations in the sector combined, the average rate of masculinization reaches only 3% (Boyer & Pélamourgues, 2013). Very young children are therefore socialized in a highly feminized world.…”
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“…For easier reading, we will use the term nursery or nursery facilities or the French abbreviation EAJE throughout the text. 2 Among the EAJE that responded to the online questionnaire of a national quantitative survey in 2012, six out of ten said they did not take action against sex stereotypes, considering their practices neutral and not affected by gender issues(Boyer & Pélamourgues, 2013).3 Fiquet & Lanfranchi, 2017. © Waxmann Verlag GmbH.…”
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