Articles about Education
A degree in sexism
Going to university has made me a feminist, says Cherry Morris
Cherry Morris // 14 November 2011
Why feminists should join the fightback against higher education cuts and fees
Critical skills taught on university humanities courses challenge the world view of students and make them a breeding ground for resistance to the status quo, argues Nola Kay
Nola Kay // 1 April 2011
Categories: Activism, Education, Work and Play
On campus, feminism wavers
University students are used to applying feminist theory in their academic work, but this fails to transfer out of the classroom, reports Lizzie Dearden
Lizzie Dearden // 29 August 2010
Gender in the playground
Primary schools are no utopia of skipping rope and gender blind comradery. Instead, girls are already learning to worry about their looks - and boys are learning male privilege, reports teacher Kate Townshend
Kate Townshend // 25 October 2009
Categories: Culture and Media, Education, Fashion and Image
The woman engineer: are we really that incompetent?
What is really holding back women in engineering, and stopping girls from aspiring to careers in applied sciences? Wisrutta Atthakor investigates
Wisrutta Atthakor // 20 July 2009
Categories: Education, Stereotypes, Work and Play
