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Sun Jun 28

• Arab Stereotypes and American Educators: Great article about stereotyping of arabs

Thu Jun 25

• Gender Shouldn't Matter: How to make IT more welcoming for everyone
• Citizens In 34 Countries Show Implicit Bias Linking Males More Than Females With Science: The international study involving more than half a million participants in 34 countries revealed that 70 percent harbor implicit stereotypes associating science with males more than with females. Moreover, in countries whose citizens stereotyped most strongly, boys achieved at a higher level in eighth-grade science and math.

Tue Jun 23

• Stereotypes
• Stereotype - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

Sun Jun 21

• Media Literacy and Stereotyping - A Lesson Plan: Media and Stereotypes (4 of 4) - Again from the Media Literacy Clearinghouse, Frank W. Baker has included extremely practical and applicable lesson plans that can be accessed by teachers and even parents who choose to educate their children from a more structured perspective. This lesson plan is only one that brings up questions about racial and ethnic stereotypes; Baker?s website also includes other lesson plans as well as additional resources and websites with applicable lesson plans.
• Race - MEF: Media and Stereotypes (3 of 4) - While it can end up costing a bit of money, the Media Education Foundation is an organization that presents classroom-usef ul documentary films that provide critical perspectives to stereotyping in the media. With discounts for educators, these documentaries serve to supplement class lectures and parent talks with films that can sometimes reach children from a different perspective.
• Gender/Represe ntation - frankwbaker.co m: Media and Stereotypes (2 of 4) - Frank W. Baker, a leader in media literacy education, has compiled an extensive list of resources, articles and practical lesson plans that explore questions of gender, racial and age stereotyping in the media. This website combines various tools that are useful to parents and teachers looking to effectively educate kids from a critical perspective.

Fri Jun 19

• Media Stereotyping | Introduction: Media and Stereotypes (1 of 4) - What makes the Media Awareness?s approach to the media?s use of stereotypes is its over encompassing look at all forms of stereotyping. This section of the website focuses on stereotyping of a variety of topics including race and ethnicity, gender, sexuality and disabilities. It brings to the forefront questions of identity development in youth based on the media?s use of stereotypes and puts everything in a asocial and cultural context that makes it a relevant issue across the board. While most of the information is from Canadian and North American media, it produces general ideas that may be useful regardless
• Hey Generation Y, Is This How You Like To Be Interviewed? | Applicant - Job Tips And Advice: 'hypothet ical interview between a boss and a Generation Y job applicant' ;.

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