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Historical foundation of the masculine role of university rectors in Poland

30 maj
The underrepresentation of women in leadership positions within higher education institutions is well-documented worldwide. This study addresses this issue by reconstructing the historical accounts of rectors in Poland, as demonstrated in institutional histories, autobiographies, biographies, laudatory statements, and obituaries.

Encountering gender-based violence at school: emotions, affective practices and agency of school professionals

30 maj
Intervening in gender-based violence (GBV) experienced by young people is a challenge commonly faced by teachers and other professionals working in schools. This study sought to understand how affect and emotions shape teachers’ and other school professionals’ agency for intervening in GBV in schools.

Könsskillnader i inkomst hos unga vuxna har ökat över tid i Malmö

7 maj
När forskare har följt Malmöbor födda i början av 1990-talet under tio år har de sett att skillnader i inkomst mellan kvinnor och män är stora och växande – oavsett utbildningsnivå. "Att skillnaderna var så stora överraskade mig", säger Jonas Olofsson, professor vid Malmö universitet.
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Gendered patterns in teacher assessment and blind grading

29 april
Girls appear to benefit more from classroom-based assessment, whereas boys achieve comparatively higher results under blind grading. However, the existing knowledge base is limited, as previous studies rely on older datasets, focus primarily on compulsory schooling, and lack access to comprehensive register data from upper secondary education. This study addresses these gaps by analyzing recent…
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Relational and feminist pedagogic approaches for developing engagement and inclusion of girls at risk of exclusion in England

13 mars
We critically analyse how girls at risk of exclusion from formal education experience a literacy programme focused on oracy and lived experience experienced in practice, exploring how the feminist and critical pedagogic aspects of the programme were instrumental to improving the girls' engagement in education. (pdf)
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