Lads and Ladettes

Synopsis: What motivates laddish behaviour? Are girls becoming more laddish? And if so, why? In this video resource, Carolyn Jackson talks about the origins, methodologies, findings and the implications of her work into these contemporary issues for teachers and schools.
Language: English
Country: Great Britain
Year of release: 2009
Subjects: Education
Keywords: girls’ education; schools; secondary education; gender differences; boys’ education

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