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    Analyzing gender stereotypes in elementary school English textbooks in China

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    Seminar Paper presented to the Graduate Faculty: UW Platteville (259.3Kb)
    Date
    2024-06-21
    Author
    Wang, Ying
    Advisor(s)
    Isbister, Dong
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    Abstract
    Foreign language textbooks, one of the important tools for learning knowledge and culture, are essential for students in not only acquiring knowledge, but also learning socially accepted ideas and concepts, including gender awareness. Therefore, it is necessary to study foreign language textbooks from a gender perspective. Through a review of existing research literature, this seminar paper analyzes the English textbooks published by the Foreign Language Teaching and Research Press in China and explores their potential impacts of gender stereotypes and gender stereotypes on students’ perceptions, social attitudes, and interpersonal behaviors. The study will help English teachers in China to recognize possible negative impacts of this phenomenon, guide students to develop critical thinking skills, and cultivate their gender and cultural awareness.
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    University of Wisconsin - Platteville: Master of Science - English Education
    UW Platteville - Master of Science - English Education
    Critical thinking
    English as a Foreign Language (EFL)
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    http://digital.library.wisc.edu/1793/85507
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    Working Paper
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