Gender Differences and the Threat of Gender Stereotype in Science Education

His conclusion is that most studies on male and female academic achievements are "one-time research designs" and because different measurements are used in the sample to allow for more generalization, There is that. Actual measurement (Bursal, 2013, 1152 pages). The first international scientific research from 1970 to 1971 and the second international scientific research from 1983 to 1984 were conducted in over 20 countries and it was found that boys have better scientific performance than girls It was.

Prior to the adoption of Article 9, stereotypes of sex were adopted for educational opportunities. Boys are considered superior in science and mathematics. Because girls must be wives and mothers, they are "very good" in the domestic curriculum. Gender stereotypes are now being challenged in the classroom and everyone is able to pursue courses and courses that stimulate their interests. Title IX often focuses on college sports, but high school track and field events also benefit a lot. Before 1972, one out of 27 girls participated in high school sports at the university level. Thirty years after title IX, one of 2.5 girls participated in a school team high school sports competition. Thanks to title IX, there are about 3 million girls playing at the high school level today. In return, this means that many girls are more confident and extroverted as there are more opportunities to get opportunities than men.

From the psychological point of view, the difference between gender and stereotype gender in sex and the stereotype gender different in sex and the stereotype for sex are theories, assumptions, due to the inevitable confusion to distinguish between reality and assumption attractive. Male and female are clearly different, especially inside, how is it? why? What is the personal difference over generalization? More interesting is observation ... From the beginning, gender has played an important role in how people behave and how they can be seen in society. Children have been taught as feminine or masculine since childhood. Why does gender play an important role in the characteristics people see? For centuries, in many countries it has been installed in the minds of individuals, and they have to rely on certain stereotypes. Women are weak to men and are taught to rely on them to gain social and economic well-being. There is a man