An edition of Teaching children to think critically about sexism and other forms of bias (1990)

Teaching children to think critically about sexism and other forms of bias

a direct, systematic and integrated teaching approach

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Paula J. Caplan, Paula J. Capl ...
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An edition of Teaching children to think critically about sexism and other forms of bias (1990)

Teaching children to think critically about sexism and other forms of bias

a direct, systematic and integrated teaching approach

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A curriculum unit designed to: 1. help young children develop critical thinking skills; and, 2. counteract sex-role stereotyping.

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Green Dragon Press
Language
English
Pages
23

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Study and teaching (Elementary), Critical thinking, Sex role, Prejudices

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Teaching children to think critically about sexism and other forms of bias: a direct, systematic and integrated teaching approach
1990, Green Dragon Press
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Toronto

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23 p. :
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23

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OL21854622M
ISBN 10
0969195559
OCLC/WorldCat
35930541

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