Sexual Pedagogy Against the Background of a Holistic Vision of Pedagogy

Ratkowska-Pasikowska, Justyna

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“…Ratkowska-Pasikowska found that parents' gender attitudes affect on child's behavior and attitudes toward different spheres of life [1] . Our study helped to show that parents have different attitudes towards boys' and girls' gender behavior strictness.…”

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Parents’ and teachers’ attitudes towards pre-school boys and girls gender behavior

Borisenko,

Evseenkova

2024

Environ. Soc. Psychol.

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Objective: Parents and surrounding adults create conditions not only for the physical and safe development of the child but also for the development of his attitudes, and understanding of the world, including gender attitudes and behavior. In this article, we present the study aimed to identify how parents and teachers appraise the gender behavior of preschool boys and girls. Method: We studied the results of 474 participants: 316 parents (158 married couples) of preschool children (average age 5.3) and 158 daycare teachers, who communicate with the child almost every day and know him well. One parent described the usual child’s gender behavior by answering the Pre-school Activities Inventory (PSAI), and the other parent and daycare teacher were interviewed about the usual child’s gender behavior. Results: The statistical analysis of the data let us conclude that within one culture parents and other adults communicating with the child appraise the gender behavior of male children similarly. Parents of both genders as well as teachers interpret boys’ behavior as more gender-specific than girls’ behavior. All surrounding adults interpret girls’ behavior as more gender-neutral than boys’. Conclusion: There is a difference in attitudes, perceptions, and evaluation of preschool boys’ and girls’ gender behavior by parents and teachers, which is expressed in leveling the gender specificity of girls’ behavior.

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“…Adults' social attitudes toward a child's behavior affect not only the child's behavior as well, but also his or her attitudes toward different spheres of life [1][2][3] and even mental health [4][5][6] . The preschool period is characterized by a child's exposure to parental influence.…”

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Parents’ and teachers’ attitudes towards pre-school boys and girls gender behavior

Borisenko,

Evseenkova

2024

Environ. Soc. Psychol.

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Sexual Pedagogy Against the Background of a Holistic Vision of Pedagogy

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Parents’ and teachers’ attitudes towards pre-school boys and girls gender behavior

Parents’ and teachers’ attitudes towards pre-school boys and girls gender behavior

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