2013
DOI: 10.1080/08924562.2013.799932
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Navigating Gender Expectations for Girls in Coeducational Physical Education

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“…This highlights examples of feminine and masculine skills in a range of intermediate activities. Many studies focus on the use of technical and tactical games (TGfU) (Alcalá & Garijo, 2017;Roberts & Fairclough, 2011;Pritchrd et al,2014) and of coeducational or single sex classes (Vargos, 2017;Beasley, 2013;Pritchard et al2014, Lyu & Gill, 2011Crystal 2017). The use of TGfU has been investigated for its didactic-pedagogic and gender equity potential.…”
Section: Methodological Dimension: Mediation Between the Subject Of Lmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…This highlights examples of feminine and masculine skills in a range of intermediate activities. Many studies focus on the use of technical and tactical games (TGfU) (Alcalá & Garijo, 2017;Roberts & Fairclough, 2011;Pritchrd et al,2014) and of coeducational or single sex classes (Vargos, 2017;Beasley, 2013;Pritchard et al2014, Lyu & Gill, 2011Crystal 2017). The use of TGfU has been investigated for its didactic-pedagogic and gender equity potential.…”
Section: Methodological Dimension: Mediation Between the Subject Of Lmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Despite the plethora of studies on coeducational or single sex classes, results are not univocal. However, it is possible to argue that in coeducational classes there is higher chance of stimulation on gender practices and reflections (Beasley, 2013;Hills & Croston, 2012;Gurian 2010).…”
Section: Methodological Dimension: Mediation Between the Subject Of Lmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Your programming should not only have motor and tennis objectives, but also, ideally, in several sessions you should specify objectives (or competences) that promote values related to gender equity and equality. Teachers have a fundamental role to play in designing mixed-gender activities, taking into account the fact that girls are usually less encouraged and stimulated to develop motor skills and practice sports activities (Collard and Meurant, 2023); also, girls often feel "less capable"; therefore, teachers should plan measures or adaptations that promote equity, as well as avoid the habitual practice of gender-stereotyped activities and sports (Beasley, 2013).…”
Section: Programme Playful Varied Mixed and Cooperative Activities Wi...mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Au sein du monde sportif, ces conflits identitaires entre « être femme » et « être sportive » ont déjà pu être repérés chez de nombreuses athlètes (Louveau, 2004; Ross & Shinew, 2008). À l’adolescence, en cette période de sexualisation des corps et d’identification à une catégorie de sexe, des filles vivent ces contraintes ainsi que le conflit entre les attentes sociales liées au corps féminin et ce qui est attendu d’elles en cours d’ÉPS (Beasley, 2013; Gonzalez Ravé, Ruiz Pérez & Carasco Poyatos, 2007). Pour Fagrell et al (2012), « studies show how girls are limited in their subjectivity when historical gender schemata encourage girls not to use their full competence even when such competence meets or exceeds the demands of the situations » (p. 115).…”
Section: La Mixité En éPs : Une Arène Pour La (Re)production Des Inég...unclassified